Gamma.app Prompt to Build Sales Pitch Deck

This prompt helps sales teams create persuasive pitch decks in Gamma.app that close deals. Perfect for sales reps, account executives, and business development teams who need to present to prospects with confidence and polish. Gamma.app structures your pitch around customer pain points and your solution benefits.

Works Best With: Gamma.app | Also pairs well with: CRM demos, ROI calculators, customer success stories

The Prompt

Create a sales pitch deck in Gamma.app for closing enterprise deals:

Deal context:
– Company name: [PROSPECT COMPANY]
– Industry: [INDUSTRY]
– Deal size: [APPROXIMATE DEAL VALUE]
– Decision timeline: [E.g., “30 days,” “by end of quarter”]

Your solution:
– Product/Service: [WHAT YOU’RE SELLING]
– Company: [YOUR COMPANY]
– Unique advantage: [WHY YOU OVER COMPETITORS]

Prospect pain points:
1. [PAIN POINT #1]
2. [PAIN POINT #2]
3. [PAIN POINT #3]

How you solve each:
1. [YOUR SOLUTION TO #1]
2. [YOUR SOLUTION TO #2]
3. [YOUR SOLUTION TO #3]

Social proof:
– Customer logos or case study: [SIMILAR COMPANY/USE CASE]
– Results: [E.g., “reduced costs by 40%,” “improved productivity by 6 hours per week”]

Deck structure:
1. Opening (attention-grab)
2. Their pain (acknowledge what they’re facing)
3. Your solution (how you help)
4. Why you (your advantage)
5. Social proof (customer success)
6. Implementation (timeline and support)
7. Pricing/Investment (next steps)
8. CTA (clear ask)

Tone: consultative, not pushy. Make them feel heard, not sold to.

When to Use This Prompt

• You have a demo or discovery call scheduled and need slides for the follow-up presentation
• You’re presenting to executive stakeholders who have limited time
• You want to frame the sale around the prospect’s pain points, not your features
• You need to leave a compelling deck behind after a sales call

What You’ll Get

A persuasive, visually professional pitch deck that opens with a compelling hook, demonstrates that you understand their pain, presents your solution as the answer, backs up claims with customer proof, includes clear implementation details, and ends with a concrete next step or ask.

Why This Prompt Works

• Pain-first framing: By leading with what they’re struggling with (not your features), you establish trust and relevance immediately

• Consultative tone: The structure positions you as a partner solving problems, not a vendor pushing features

• Social proof embedded: Including customer results right in the deck (not as an afterthought) builds credibility while presenting

• Memory artifact: Leaving behind a polished deck means your message sticks around after the call, improving approval odds

How to Customize This Prompt

1. [PROSPECT COMPANY] — Use their actual name to personalize the deck
2. [PAIN POINTS] — Research their recent earnings calls, LinkedIn posts, or industry challenges. Be specific
3. [YOUR SOLUTION] — Focus on benefits (outcomes) not features (capabilities)
4. [SOCIAL PROOF] — Use a customer in the same industry or size. Relevance matters more than prestige
5. [RESULTS] — Quantify impact where possible (% improvement, $ saved, time freed up)

Pro Tips

• Leave it behind: Email the deck to the prospect after your meeting. It keeps you top-of-mind during their decision process

• Tailor each version: Different personas need different angles. Sales engineer emphasizes ROI and implementation; CFO wants cost savings

• Build from research: The stronger your pain point research, the more persuasive the deck. Do your homework first

• Include next steps: Don’t end with “thanks for listening.” End with “here’s what happens next”