SDC
Consulting Deck

Turn your analysis into a recommendation. Layouts for comparing options, explaining performance, and showing a client what should happen next.

$99 one-time

PowerPoint · Google Slides · Keynote

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From analysis to action.

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Client opening — Set the engagement’s scope and the decision the presentation needs to support.

Executive recommendation — Put the recommendation, supporting evidence, trade-off, and decision on one page.

Competitive comparison — Compare providers on the same criteria so a client can see where each one is stronger.

Profit bridge — Show which changes in price, volume, and cost explain the movement in profit.

Process diagnosis — Separate working time from waiting time to show where a process can improve.

Strategic options — Assess competing routes against shared criteria before recommending a direction.

Risk register — Tie each material risk to a trigger and a response.

Implementation plan — Connect workstreams and milestones so the recommendation has a delivery plan.

Make the case

Executive summaries, market comparisons, customer findings, and evidence behind your recommendation.

Explain the numbers

Revenue and margin analysis, scenarios, cost drivers, and the changes behind a financial result.

Plan the work

Priorities, responsibilities, milestones, and the decisions needed to keep an engagement moving.

What you’re getting.

What’s in the package?

PowerPoint presentation and template files, a native Keynote file, and access to the Google Slides library and its Sheets chart workbook. Noto Sans fonts, a PDF preview, and setup instructions are included.

What can I edit?

Text, tables, charts, shapes, colors, and diagrams. Bar and line charts have editable workbook data. Waterfalls, heatmaps, matrices, and process diagrams use shapes or tables; you adjust those by hand when your data changes.

Which apps does it work with?

The deck has been visually reviewed in PowerPoint for Mac, Keynote, and Google Slides. Each edition is editable in its own app. Chart axes and some line breaks vary between apps; Windows PowerPoint remains untested.

How does Google Slides work?

The setup guide links to the Google Slides library and its Sheets chart workbook. Make your own copy of both. For charts linked to your data, reconnect the charts you use to your copied workbook; copying the files does not redirect those links automatically. Google account access may need to be granted after purchase.

Are the fonts included?

Yes. The package includes Noto Sans Regular, Bold and Italic, with their open font license. Install them before editing the deck.

Can my team use it for client work?

Yes. The Consulting Deck’s included license covers one purchasing company, or one individual buyer. Employees and contractors can use it on that purchaser’s behalf. You can deliver finished client presentations, including editable project decks. You cannot resell or redistribute the reusable template library.

Are the examples real client work?

No. The business data and scenarios are fictional examples. The workplace images and portraits are generated illustrations. Replace them with your own evidence, branding, and people before presenting.

Does $99 include the other decks?

No. It’s a one-time purchase of the SDC Consulting Deck. The Standard and Startup decks are sold separately.

How is this different from the Standard Deck?

The Consulting Deck is built around analytical exhibits: comparisons, financial explanations, operating models, and implementation plans. The Standard Deck gives you a broader mix for pitches, business reviews, and product presentations.

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