What’s inside the Research Findings.
16 slides with real content in place. Rewrite them, reorder them, or add your own.
- 1Slide 1Cover: the study, the client and the twelve weeks behind it, on three rounded cards
- 2Slide 2The brief: the three questions the client asked, each on its own tile
- 3Slide 3Method: interviews, survey responses and accounts analysed, with the weeks in the field
- 4Slide 4The headline finding: a dot grid behind one huge orange percentage
- 5Slide 5Finding one: the first sixty days, drawn as a timeline from signing up to cancelling
- 6Slide 6Finding two: a ring showing how many leavers never finished setup, and the activation rate
- 7Slide 7Finding three: churn by number of users, as two columns that add up to the headline rate
- 8Slide 8Finding four: first-reply speed against the accounts still subscribed a year later
- 9Slide 9Finding five: twelve weeks of falling logins before a cancellation, the last eight in orange
- 10Slide 10The pattern: four behaviours drawn as nodes around one orange centre
- 11Slide 11What surprised us: the exit form against the interviews, and where leavers actually went
- 12Slide 12Recommendations: five moves on numbered tiles, cheapest first
- 13Slide 13The first ninety days: three phases of four weeks, with the current one outlined
- 14Slide 14Measurement: four baselines and targets, and what seven points of retention are worth
- 15Slide 15Limits: the interview sample drawn as 310 dots, forty-two of them taken up
- 16Slide 16Closing: what happens next, the hand-over and the two dates in the diary
When to use it.
Research Findings is a sixteen-slide read-out for the meeting where you hand a client what your study found. It opens with the brief and the method — interviews, survey responses, accounts analysed — then gives the headline a slide of its own as one huge figure, followed by five findings each with its own evidence chart. It closes with the pattern behind them, what surprised you, five recommendations, a ninety-day plan, the measures you would track and the limits of the work.
Made for
- Agencies reporting to clients
- Consultants and freelancers
- Founders updating a board
- Teams sharing results
Make it yours in four steps.
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- Step 1
Replace the consultancy, the client and the study dates on the cover and in the running foot.
- Step 2
Put your own sample sizes on the method slide, and your headline figure on slide four.
- Step 3
Work through findings one to five, editing the chevron bullets and the chart beside each one.
- Step 4
Set your baselines and targets on the measurement slide, then the dates on the closing slide.
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