
Market Research Presentation
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Marketing teams often write messages for a buyer they imagine rather than the one who signs. This deck gives sales, content and product a shared picture of the real buyers. It opens with the research basis, then gives each persona goals, pains, objections and channels, and closes with a comparison grid, a priority matrix and a table of buying triggers.
The sample follows Amberley Creative, a brand studio that interviewed 14 clients and lost prospects and surveyed 620 contacts. Four personas explain 81% of 2026 revenue. Replace the research counts with your own, rename each persona by role and situation, swap in real quotes from call recordings, and keep only the personas that carry most of your revenue.
Click Make a copy in Google Slides, then confirm on the Google page. The copy is saved to your own Google Drive.
Replace the research basis with the number of interviews and survey responses you actually ran, and your real revenue share.
Rename each persona by role and situation, then paste in a real quote and the triggers and objections you heard on calls.
Remove personas that do not account for most of your revenue or pipeline, and update the comparison grid and matrix to match.
Delete the guide slide, then share the deck or present it to your team.
Three to five. More than that and nobody remembers them. Keep the ones that together account for 70 to 85 percent of your revenue or pipeline.
You can, but the personas will be guesses. Run even eight interviews and a short survey first, then replace the sample figures and quotes with what you hear.
No. The organization, the people, the quotes and every figure are fictional sample content, there to show what a finished persona deck looks like.

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