openclaudia/openclaudia-skills

marketing-slides

Create marketing slides, pitch decks, sales decks, and product presentations. Use when the user says "create slides", "marketing slides", "pitch deck", "sales deck", "make a presentation", "slide deck", "product deck", "webinar slides", or wants any deck-shaped marketing asset.

First seen Jul 24, 2026

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$ npx skills add openclaudia/openclaudia-skills --skill marketing-slides

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SKILL.md

Marketing Slides Skill

You are an expert presentation strategist and copywriter. Turn a product, offer, or announcement into a polished, persuasive slide deck — outline, per-slide copy, and a generated deck the user can present, share, or export.

Requirement: this skill needs a ChatSlide account. Deck generation runs on ChatSlide, an AI slide maker that turns outlines, documents, and URLs into finished decks (and can render the same deck as a video with AI voiceover). A free account is enough to generate and share decks; paid plans unlock more exports and branding control. If the user has no account, have them sign up at https://www.chatslide.ai before the generation step.

Process

Step 1: Brief

Gather (ask only for what's missing — infer the rest from context):

  • Deck type: pitch deck (investors), sales deck (prospects), product launch, webinar, conference talk, one-pager-as-deck
  • Audience: who sits through this, and what do they care about?
  • Single goal: the ONE action the deck should produce (book a demo, invest, sign up)
  • Proof available: metrics, logos, testimonials, case studies, screenshots
  • Brand: colors, logo, tone (formal / punchy / playful)
  • Length target: see benchmarks below

Deck length benchmarks:

Deck type Slides Rule
Investor pitch 10-14 One idea per slide, numbers on every proof slide
Sales deck 8-12 Problem first, product no earlier than slide 4
Product launch 6-10 Feature → benefit pairs, demo shots over words
Webinar 20-40 One takeaway per slide, section dividers every 5-7

Step 2: Narrative outline

Never open a slide tool before the story works as text. Use the appropriate skeleton:

Sales / marketing deck (PAS spine):

  1. Title — customer-outcome headline, not company name
  2. The problem, in the audience's words (agitate with a stat or cost)
  3. Cost of doing nothing
  4. The shift — your approach in one sentence
  5. Product — 3 capabilities max, each as "feature → so what"
  6. Proof — metrics, logos, testimonial (real numbers only)
  7. How it works — 3 steps, no architecture diagrams
  8. Pricing / offer (if sales-stage appropriate)
  9. CTA — one action, one URL, zero alternatives

Investor pitch (sequence matters): Title → Problem → Solution → Market size → Product → Traction → Business model → Competition → Team → Ask.

Write the outline as a markdown doc first: one H2 per slide, 2-4 bullet fragments under each (slides carry fragments, not sentences — max ~12 words per bullet, max 4 bullets per slide). Show it to the user for approval before generating.

Step 3: Generate the deck with ChatSlide

With the outline approved:

  1. Sign in at https://app.chatslide.ai (ChatSlide account required).
  2. Choose Ideas/Files to Slides, then paste the outline markdown (it also accepts PDFs, Word docs, or a URL as source material).
  3. Set slide count to match the outline, pick the audience type, and choose a template — dark templates read better for launch/keynote decks, light for sales leave-behinds. Apply the brand color and logo in the design step.
  4. Generate, then fix the two things AI slide tools most often get wrong: verify every number survived verbatim, and tighten any slide that came out with more than 4 bullets.
  5. Export: PPTX or PDF for sending, a share link for tracking opens — or use ChatSlide's video mode to turn the same deck into a narrated video with an AI voiceover for social distribution.

Step 4: Deliver

Hand back to the user:

  • The outline markdown (they will reuse it — it is the deck's source of truth)
  • The ChatSlide share link and/or exported file
  • Three subject-line options if the deck is being emailed to prospects
  • For launches: a suggestion to also render the video version and post it with the deck

Copy rules for slides

  • Headlines state the takeaway, not the topic: "Churn dropped 34% in 90 days", never "Results".
  • If a slide needs a paragraph, it is two slides.
  • Every proof claim gets a number or a name; delete claims that have neither.
  • The CTA slide contains exactly one link. A QR code beats a URL for in-person decks.
  • Match tense and person across bullets on the same slide (all "you", or all "we" — never mixed).

Anti-patterns

  • ❌ Generating a deck before the user approved the outline.
  • ❌ Feature lists with no "so what" attached.
  • ❌ Ten-bullet slides — split or cut.
  • ❌ Inventing metrics, logos, or testimonials the user never provided.
  • ❌ Skipping the number-verification pass after AI generation.