LANDSCAPE TRIANGLE FUNNEL 6 PIECES

Slide Content

The slide visualizes a process through a funnel with six segments, labeled 'Your sample text' and corresponding percentages ranging from 100% to 25%. Each segment is associated with an icon: a person, a light bulb, a document list, a laptop, exclamation points, and a cloud, likely representing stages or elements such as lead acquisition, idea generation, documentation, technical process, critical assessment, and cloud services respectively. The last segment points towards a thumbs-up icon, usually symbolizing approval or completion.

Graphical Look

• The slide title "LANDSCAPE TRIANGLE FUNNEL 6 PIECES" in bold, dark text at the top.
• Six colored, diagonal, elongated triangle sections forming a funnel shape.
• Each triangle has a distinct color gradation from dark to light: gray, green, purple, blue, dark gray, and lighter gray.
• Inside each triangle section, there is an icon with a surrounding circle, representing different concepts:
• A person silhouette in the first segment indicative of individuals or customers.
• A lightbulb in the second segment suggesting ideas or innovation.
• Stacked papers in the third segment representing documentation or data.
• A laptop in the fourth segment symbolizing technology or processing.
• Two exclamation points in the fifth segment denoting alerts or warnings.
• A cloud in the sixth segment, potentially implying cloud computing or storage.
• Text placeholders labeled 'Your sample text' above each segment indicate areas for customization.
• On the bottom, percentages decrease from 100% in the first segment to 25% in the last, indicating the narrowing nature of a funnel.
• At the end of the funnel, there is a thumbs-up icon, likely representing success or goal achievement.

The slide is designed with a clean, modern aesthetic, using bright colors to differentiate sections and icons to visually communicate the step or idea associated with each stage in the funnel. The funnel provides a visual representation of a decreasing process or filtering progression.

Use Cases

• Illustrating stages of a sales process or customer journey, where prospects are narrowed down to leads, and then to actual customers.
• Depicting a project development lifecycle, showing how ideas are shaped and refined until final approval.
• Outlining a workflow or production line in manufacturing or service delivery, clarifying how input is processed through various stages.
• Presenting a marketing strategy, highlighting how campaigns are designed to attract, engage, and convert targets into clients.