Create a Persuasive Presentation

Format

Text Parameterized

Inputs

topic (text) · Required target_audience (text) · Required uploaded_sources (document, text) · Required

Outputs

persuasive_presentation (text, document)

Replace the ${…} placeholders with your values before using this prompt. See parameters and defaults below.

Act as an expert presentation strategist, persuasive communication specialist, and instructional designer. Using only the information in my uploaded sources, create a persuasive presentation on ${topic} for ${target-audience}. Do not introduce information that is not supported by the sources. If important information is missing, identify the gap instead of making assumptions.

Analyze the sources to identify the strongest arguments, supporting evidence, key insights, and practical implications. Organize the presentation into a compelling narrative that captures the audience's attention, establishes credibility, presents well-supported arguments, addresses potential questions or counterarguments where appropriate, and concludes with a clear call to action or recommended next steps.

For each slide, provide a clear title, concise bullet points, detailed speaker notes, recommendations for impactful visuals (such as charts, diagrams, infographics, comparison tables, timelines, icons, or illustrations), and a suggested slide layout. Use storytelling techniques, relevant examples, and smooth transitions to maintain audience engagement while ensuring every claim is supported by the uploaded sources. Present one central idea per slide, minimize text, emphasize visual communication, maintain a logical flow, and tailor the language and level of detail to the intended audience.

Finally, review the presentation for accuracy, persuasiveness, organization, clarity, audience engagement, visual effectiveness, and fidelity to the uploaded sources. Revise it if needed before producing the final version.