The last slide just says “follow for more”. More what?
I’ll use “copy the four-slide outline” for this one. Asking for an account before showing the outline felt like a bait-and-switch.
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I’ll use “copy the four-slide outline” for this one. Asking for an account before showing the outline felt like a bait-and-switch.
The carousel teaches one product workflow, then ends with the most generic CTA I could write. I want an action that follows from what the reader just saw.
I found the missing step immediately when I muted it. It’s one short label, not another whole slide.
The voiceover explains a step that never appears on the slides. I’m worried the visual version is now a collection of clues rather than a complete thought.
I’ll use a simple sample calendar and label it as an example. No need to dress it up as a customer story.
It says the app makes planning easier. Every slide after that is still a benefit statement. I think I need one actual product moment in the middle.
I split one slide into two and removed the intro sentence. The screenshot finally has room to be useful.
I keep solving this by making the font smaller so everything fits. The export looks tidy and then fails the most basic viewing test.
Added both. I’m also putting the caption version in the same handoff so it doesn’t get picked from an older message.
The assets are fine. The order is not. I want a handoff that survives another tool sorting the folder differently.