Hi Group,
I'm doing a UX project pitch to a bank. It includes going mobile. Right now,
our ppt. is a little flat and wondered if you all might have a jazzy, shazam
point or two that has been effective. Our case studies are solid but just no
pop on huge ROI of why they need to sign up now (at
On Sep 3, 2008, at 8:33 AM, Trost Ann-Marie wrote:
I'm doing a UX project pitch to a bank. It includes going mobile.
Right now, our ppt. is a little flat and wondered if you all might
have a jazzy, shazam point or two that has been effective. Our case
studies are solid but just no pop
Secret sauce revealed. And, the recipe shows to be too potent in its
simplicity for the many others - especially those with account teams - to
pull off.
Thanks for sharing, Jared.
On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 8:39 AM, Jared Spool [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sep 3, 2008, at 8:33 AM, Trost Ann-Marie
Touch on cross channel experiences and what it truly means to self
serve in delightful ways.
Also talk about how banking products could be simplified and
presented in ways that people can understand to potentially increase
leads.
rgds,
Dan
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I've never seen the words jazzy powerpoint and shazzam used in the
same sentence before, for a good reason.
The slides should be a backdrop to the story you're pitching.
Figure out the story and everything else will fall in place.
Better yet, plead with Jared to get you to tell him what you
Hi Anne-Marie
One thing that has often helped my clients to see and seize new opportunities
is to be brought through a user narrative, or user scenario within a
presentation. Using this tool allows you to demonstrate the possibilities of
good UX and Design rather than just tell them about it.
