Marketing Plan Presentation Google Slides

Marketing Plan Presentation Google Slides

The Marketing Plan Presentation on Google Slides is intended to serve as a visual support tool for you to be able to present the complete Marketing Plan of a company to managers, investors or clients.

This presentation can be used both internally by field employees or managers, as well as by independent consultants and agencies in marketing consulting projects. It can also be used to present a Marketing Plan to investors if the new business is a startup or a fledgling company.

You’ll be able to present a cohesive and coherent plan of a business’s future marketing investments, show timelines, various analysis, and have ready-made slide templates to show Action Plans and implementation of Marketing Plan strategies.

The Presentation of a ready-made Marketing Plan ensures that all the planning and defined strategies can be clearly understood by everyone in the company, as it clearly and visually transmits the Marketing Plan in all its stages and phases, including schedules.

From the 4P’s of Marketing, Analysis of Competitors and Opportunities, Risks and Points for Improvement, everything can be presented in a more visual and impactful way, facilitating assimilation by the entire team and understanding by the company’s managers and directors.

The presentation template is 100% editable and customizable. This means that you can, when opening your presentation on Google Slides, change any information to enter your data. Graphics, images and text are all editable and can be customized for your use.

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The Marketing Plan Presentation contains the following slides:

1 – Strategic Research

Market data:
– Direct competitors
– Indirect competitors and Benchmarks
– SWOT

Audience Data:
– Economic and Sociocultural Factors
– Demographic Factors
– Behavioral Factors
– Empathy Maps
– Buying Personas

2 – Company Data

Organizational Culture:
– Golden Circle
– Mission, Vision and Values
– Value Proposition (can be the Value Proposition Canvas and the definition below)
– Business Model Canvas (optional)
– Name, Symbol, Slogan

Positioning:
– Territories (wordcloud or mind map)
– Value Curve (comparison with public and direct and indirect competitors)
– Positioning Description
– 4 P’s (abstract)

3 – Media plan:

– Communication
– Brand Personality
– Competitor Comparison Matrix
– Media Plan (goals, objectives, channels)
– Strategy: Own Media
– Strategy: Collaborative Media
– Strategy: Earned Media (referrals)
– Strategy: Paid Media
– Implementation
– Schedule
– Actions (5W2H)
– Budget Allocation