Deck

The process how do I design a deck from a request.

Receive the Brief

Get the request with all the content for the slides. I make sure to go through everything to understand what they’re looking for—like the purpose of the deck, the audience, and the vibe or theme they want.

Sample brief

Slide 1: Introduction

• Title: "Unlocking AI Potential: Investing in Nebula Block"

• Subtitle: "Revolutionizing Cloud Computing with Serverless AI Solutions"

• Image: A futuristic representation of cloud computing and AI

• Tagline: "Accelerate Your Investment in the Future of AI"

Slide 2: Problem Statement

• Title: "The AI Compute Paradox"

• Bullet points:

  • Growing demand for AI computing

  • High costs and complexity of current solutions

  • Limited accessibility for businesses and developers

  • Inefficient resource utilization

• Image: An illustration highlighting the challenges of current AI computing solutions

Slide 3: Solution Overview

• Title: "Nebula Block: Serverless AI Solutions on a Global Scale"

• Bullet points:

  • Partner with NVIDIA Cloud Service Provider for superior infrastructure support

  • Leverage global infrastructure network for competitive pricing on GPUs

  • Serverless AI solutions for unparalleled scalability and efficiency

  • Cost-effective and accessible AI computing for businesses and developers

• Image: A diagram showcasing Nebula Block's serverless AI architecture

Slide 4: Market Opportunity

• Title: "A Growing Market for AI Computing"

• Statistics:

  • AI market projected to reach $190 billion by 2025 (Source: MarketsandMarkets)

  • Cloud computing market expected to reach $791 billion by 2028 (Source: Gartner)

  • Serverless computing market growing at a CAGR of 26.6% (Source: ResearchAndMarkets)

• Image: A graph illustrating the growing demand for AI computing and cloud services

Slide 5: Competitive Advantage

• Title: "Why Nebula Block Stands Out"

• Bullet point:

  • Unique partnership with NVIDIA Cloud Service Provider

  • Access to competitive pricing on GPUs through global infrastructure network

  • Serverless AI solutions for unmatched scalability and efficiency

  • Flexible, agile, and intelligent company culture

• Image: A comparison chart highlighting Nebula Block's advantages over competitors

Slide 6: Traction and Milestones

• Title: "Achievements and Progress"

• Subheading: "Nebula Block's Journey So Far"

• Key Milestones:

• Bullet points:

  • Q1 2022: Established partnership with NVIDIA Cloud Service Provider

  • Q2 2022: Developed and deployed first serverless AI solution

  • Q3 2022: Generated first revenue and demonstrated proof of concept

  • Q4 2022: Built a strong team with expertise in AI and cloud computing

  • 2023: Expanded customer base to include [number] of enterprise clients

  • 2023: Achieved [metric]% growth in revenue quarter-over-quarter

• Awards and Recognition:

• Bullet points:

  • Save up to 90% using Nebula Block’s serverless AI platform

  • Managing over $100million assets

  • AI Cloud generates over $1 million in average quarterly revenue.

  • Winner of the IPFS Computing Hackathon.

  • Trusted by a global following of 140K+ X account followers.

• Customer Testimonials:

• Quotes from satisfied customers:

  • "Nebula Block's serverless AI solutions have revolutionized our business, enabling us to scale faster and more efficiently." - [Customer Name], [Company Name]

  • "We were blown away by the speed and accuracy of Nebula Block's AI models. Their solution has become an integral part of our operations." - [Customer Name], [Company Name]

• Image: A graph or chart illustrating Nebula Block's progress, such as revenue growth or customer acquisition

Slide 7: Business Model

• Title: "Scalable and Profitable"

• Bullet points:

  • Revenue streams: serverless AI solutions, AI cloud, and consulting services

  • Cost structure: infrastructure, personnel, marketing, and R&D

  • Pricing strategy: competitive pricing on GPUs, tiered pricing for serverless AI solutions

  • Key metrics: revenue growth, customer acquisition, retention, and satisfaction

• Image: A diagram illustrating Nebula Block's business model

Slide 8: Marketing and Sales Strategy

• Title: "Reaching New Heights"

• Bullet points:

  • Target markets: enterprises, startups, and research institutions

  • Marketing channels: content marketing, social media, paid advertising, and events

  • Sales strategy: direct sales, partnerships, and resellers

  • Key metrics: website traffic, lead generation, conversion rates, and customer lifetime value

• Image: A diagram illustrating Nebula Block's marketing and sales strategy

Slide 9: Team and Operations

• Title: "The People Behind the Vision"

• Bullet points:

  • Management team: CEO, COO, CTO, and VP of Sales

  • Key hires: AI engineers, cloud architects, and sales professionals

  • Company culture: flexible, agile, and intelligent

  • Key metrics: employee satisfaction, retention, and performance

• Image: A team photo or a graphic illustrating Nebula Block's organizational structure

Slide 10: Financial Projections

• Title: "Unlocking Growth"

• Financial projections: revenue growth, expense growth, and key metrics (e.g., customer acquisition cost, lifetime value)

• Image: A graph illustrating Nebula Block's financial projections

Research for Ideas

Research on platforms like Dribbble or Behance to look for inspiration. I search for themes, layouts, or designs that match the brief. If I find something that stands out, I save it as a reference.

Designing

• Drafting the Layout: I start by laying out the content for each slide, focusing on the flow of information and keeping things simple.

• Adding Visuals: I choose images, icons, and colors that fit the theme and make the deck look cohesive.

• Keeping it Clean: I make sure the slides are easy to read and follow. I check that everything is aligned, the fonts are consistent, and the spacing feels balanced.

• Brand Alignment: If the project has brand guidelines, I stick to them—whether it’s about colors, typography, or logo usage.

Review and Export

Once I’m happy with the design, I give it one last review. I double-check everything—spelling, alignment, and how the slides flow together. Then, I send it to the client or team for feedback. After making any adjustments, I export the final version to Google Slides (or whatever format they need), ready to present or share.

Final Deck

Review Slides