Go To Market Outline Icons Set – Business

Slide Content

The slide is titled "Go To Market Outline Icons Set – Business" and showcases a collection of line icons representing various business and marketing concepts. These concepts include: a leaflet symbolizing promotional materials, BTL (Below The Line) marketing tactics using non-mainstream communication methods, an ID card for personal identification, emotions or customer feedback through happy and sad face icons, speech bubbles indicating communication, learning and education represented by a graduation cap, technology and digital devices by a laptop icon, law and legal aspects with a gavel, time management or scheduling by a calendar, and documentation with a paper icon. All icons are labeled as "fully editable," suggesting they can be customized for different presentations.

Graphical Look

• Slide background is a gradient of light blue at the top transitioning to dark blue at the bottom.
• The title of the slide is in large, bold, white text aligned to the left.
• Below the title, a subtitle with smaller text lists related keywords in light blue.
• Twelve icons are aligned in a three-row, four-column grid, with each icon having a corresponding label beneath it.
• The icons in the first row are outlined in white and represent a leaflet, a megaphone, an ID card, and emotion faces.
• The second row's icons depict speech bubbles, a graduation cap, a laptop, and a network or neural network symbol.
• The third row features icons for law (gavel), education or reading (open book), scheduling (calendar), and documentation (document with text).
• The rightmost column of icons on the slide has a unique color coding: white, yellow, orange, and green, progressing from top to bottom.
• A circle around one of the leaflet icons, highlighted with a light blue stroke, is positioned at the bottom right corner with the text "More icons available. Check our website" and a web address below it.

The overall look is clean and professional with a cool color scheme maintaining focus on the icons. The icons are simple and easily recognizable, while the color accents on the right add visual interest and a hint of hierarchy.

Use Cases

• To visually enhance the discussion of go-to-market strategies in business presentations.
• For illustrating the various components of marketing plans and sales tactics in a proposal or meeting.
• To create visually consistent educational materials, especially for subjects such as business, marketing, or law.
• As part of an informational brochure or report to represent different sections or key points with associated icons.