Agency QBR for a client
An 8-slide quarterly review from an invented marketing agency to its client, an invented online tea shop. GenPPT made all 8 slides. The prompt is on this page.
Why this deck works
- Each number has its target next to it.
- One slide shows what worked and what did not. The agency does not hide the weak result.
- The customer learning has its own slide: buyers search by taste, not by tea type.
- The last slide keeps the budget the same and asks for one decision.
The prompt that made it
GenPPT prompt
8-slide quarterly business review from a marketing agency to its client. Agency: Brindlecroft, an invented SEO and content agency. Client: Kettlewick, an invented online tea shop. Quarter: Q3. Slide order: 1 cover, 2 summary, 3 results against targets, 4 what we shipped, 5 what worked and what did not, 6 what we learned about the customers, 7 plan and targets for Q4, 8 budget and decisions. Facts to use (all invented): organic visits 86,000 against a target of 80,000. Organic revenue $212,000, up 24% on Q2. Email list 18,400 against a target of 20,000. Shipped: 14 guides, 6 product page rewrites, and a site speed fix. Worked: brewing guides, 41% of new organic revenue. Did not work: gift pages, flat. Learning: buyers search by taste, not by tea type. Q4 targets: 100,000 visits and $260,000 revenue. Budget stays at $9,500 a month. Decision: move $1,500 a month from gift pages to video. Rules: show the target next to the result for each number. One idea per slide. Style: light and fresh, soft green and warm white, clean line charts, tea leaf details. No real company names, no real people, no logos.
1 message after the prompt
- Slide 2 uses the deck title as the headline. Change the headline to "Revenue is up 24%, and the email list is behind target." Keep the design.
All 8 slides
1. Cover 
2. Summary 
3. Results against targets 
4. What we shipped 
5. What worked and what did not 
6. Customer learning 
7. Q4 plan and targets 
8. Budget and decision