Products Market Share Comparison

Slide Content

The slide is designed to present a comparison of market share for three products, labeled A, B, and C. Each product has a dedicated circle that is filled to a certain percentage representing its share of the market—25% for Product A, 50% for Product B, and 75% for Product C. These circles are not full pie charts but look like portions of circles that are colored in to denote the percentage of market share. Accompanying each graphical representation is a space for a textual product description, helping the audience understand what each product entails.

Graphical Look

• The slide has a dark, blurred cityscape background.
• The title is in a large white font at the top of the slide.
• Three circles are present, each representing a product with different market shares.
• Each circle is color-coded with a shade and is filled to denote the percentage representing the market share (yellow for 25%, blue for 50%, green for 75%).
• Inside each circle is a white outline icon of a storage box with a letter indicating the product (A, B, C).
• Below each circle is a color-coordinated rectangle with the percentage of market share clearly labeled in white.
• To the left, a larger white and gray parallelogram contains placeholder text for additional descriptions.
• The caption "All Charts are Data-Driven Excel Charts" is at the top-right of the slide.

The slide is modern and visually striking, with bold color contrasts making the information stand out. The icons and color-coding are simple yet effective in conveying the information in a quick, digestible format.

Use Cases

• Presenting market share data during executive business reviews or stakeholder meetings to visually communicate the distribution of product dominance.
• Visualizing competitive analyses in marketing presentations, showcasing how various products stack up in terms of market presence.
• Using in sales pitches or investor presentations to demonstrate the success or potential growth of a company's products relative to the market.
• Including in annual reports or business plans to provide clear visuals for product performance metrics.