SlideHub

A client quotes a slide you've never seen. 👀 SlideHub shows what sales sent: as approved, edited, or from outside the library. Book a 30-minute demo and see it with your own content.

"Can you send me the latest deck?" Third time this week. 😮💨 With SlideHub, it's already there. The current version, ready for everyone. See it in 30 minutes, with your own content.

Your rep adds the client's name to the proposal. And "rounds" the price while they're at it. With SlideHub, sales tailors client details. Pricing and brand stay exactly as approved. See it on one of your own proposals in 30 minutes.

One deck is off brand. One is out of date. One has a slide nobody remembers making. SlideHub fixes that. Lock what matters. Let sales edit the rest. See how in 30 minutes, using your own content.

One rep edits the pricing slide "just this once." Three weeks later, it's in 40 proposals. Nobody approved it. With SlideHub, sales tailors every deck for the client. Pricing, terms and brand stay exactly as you approved them. Update a slide once. Every deck follows.

I’m on holiday this week, still wearing a SlideHub T-shirt, and marketing can’t stop me from posting these photos. 😉 Just like they can’t stop salespeople from making their own presentations with AI. So instead of trying to control every deck, we need to give people approved slides they can easily reuse and tailor to each customer, within the boundaries marketing sets up, and connect that content to tools like Claude and ChatGPT. By pure coincidence, I ran into one of our (SlideHub) customers here on Lanzarote, and he asked me what AI means for SlideHub. This is a big part of my answer. Marketing used to have some control over sales content because they had the time and skills to produce it. AI has changed that arrangement. Now when people can't find what they need, they just build it. Someone with a customer meeting tomorrow can now make a decent-looking deck without going anywhere near what marketing gave them. I understand the temptation. It solves the problem for the person making the presentation. Not necessarily for the company, which may now have another deck with claims nobody checked and figures nobody is keeping current. So one of the ways in which AI is impacting us is that it changes the product vision. It’s not just “How can we help someone make slides faster?” It’s now more “How do we make the material marketing has already prepared useful wherever people are creating?” That’s the thinking behind connecting the SlideHub library to Claude and ChatGPT. We’re not going to stop people making presentations with AI. Our goal is to give sales and customer success customizable content that helps them close the deal or grow the account, so they can walk into every conversation with confidence instead of building something new each time. And with Send and Track, we give them a way to optimize their meetings and better plan their follow-ups, while marketing can see which slides are actually being sent to prospects. Marketing’s work should become the starting point people reach for first, not something they bypass. That is my five cents from the "post-workout pool" :)