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All rights reserved, written and digital.  \nIntroduction  \nThe Mandel Blueprint® Enables You to Simplify and Amplify Your Message  \nThe beauty of the Mandel Blueprint with its SCIPAB® (Situation Complication Implication Position Action Benefit®) framework is that it enables the speaker to dramatically simplify his or her message in a way that significantly amplifies the message’s impact and memorability for its target audience. It’s a time-proven recipe for successfully persuading others to adopt ideas and recommendations. In our workshops, Mandel graduates have experienced the power and efficacy of a naked SCIPAB delivered by the speaker sans slides or any other visual distractions – just the speaker and the audience tightly connected in a refreshingly conversational and personal way.  \nSlides Decks Can Suck the Power Right Out of Your Message  \nBut in many circumstances going slide free during the delivery of the SCIPAB is not an option. Virtual presentations require slides to help hold the virtual audience’s attention and assure them that they are not experiencing technical problems with their web-based meeting platform. And slide decks that will be distributed to people not at the presentation need to stand on their own and deliver the speaker’s message simply by being read.  \nHerein lies the problem – all too often the clarity, logic, and persuasive power of a Blueprint-created, SCIPAB-enabled message is diminished and obscured when it is embedded into the typical, heavily slide-laden business presentation deck.  \nUse Your Blueprint as Your Guide to Creating Killer Slides  \nThe trick is to learn how to simplify and amplify the impact of your slide deck the same way the Mandel Blueprint® enables you to simplify and amplify the impact of your message. And the good news is that you can use your Blueprint® -created message as a template to create six killer slides with each slide making a powerful point that collectively tells the essence of your idea story. We call this approach the 5+1 Slide Strategy™. When this is done well, the six slides should both inspire and leave something for the imagination of the decision makers. One of the valuable and unique benefits of the 5+1 Slide Strategy™ is that you will get through the deck in time to have a real substantive conversation about your idea.  \nTable of Contents  \nThe 5+1 Slide Strategy™ Recipe – Simple and [Repeatable ...................... page](Repeatable ...................... page) 5  \nDon’t Go Into a High [Stakes Situation without Backup ........................ page](Stakes Situation without Backup ........................ page) 7  \n5+1 Slide Strategy™ [Options .................................................... page](Options .................................................... page) 8  \nGet the Results You Need with the Mandel 5+1 Slide Strategy™ ............... page 9  \nConclusion  \n[About Mandel Communications ............................................... page](About Mandel Communications ............................................... page) 10  \nThe 5+1 SLIDE STRATEGY ™ Recipe—SIMPLE and REPEATABLE  \nWhat should those six slides contain? Here is the basic formula, but remember the actual format of a particular deck may vary depending on how you want to tell your story:  \nSlide 1: Show that there is a problem  \nThis slide should capture the essence of the Situation > Complication> Implication (SCI) from your message. It should be more than just bullets; pictures, graphics, and charts are examples of how you can bring the problem (or opportunity) to life for your decision maker audience.  \nSlide 2: Show that there is a solution  \nThis slide should reflect the Position > Action > Benefit (PAB) from yourmessage. Just like in Slide 1, go beyond bullets and use visual images that help make your recommendation real for the decision makers.  \nSlides 3, 4, & 5: Supp","cbCaieJ2q5yvzKTT","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaieJ2q5yvzKTT","pdf",731058,10,"English","# Introduction\n## The Mandel Blueprint® Enables You to Simplify and Amplify Your Message\n## Slides Decks Can Suck the Power Right Out of Your Message\n## Use Your Blueprint as Your Guide to Creating Killer Slides\n# The 5+1 Slide Strategy™ Recipe – Simple and Repeatable\n## Slide 1: Show that there is a problem\n## Slide 2: Show that there is a solution\n## Slides 3, 4, & 5: Support why your idea is worthy of acting on\n## Slide 6: Summarize your idea\n# Don’t Go Into a High Stakes Situation without Backup\n# 5+1 Slide Strategy™ Options\n# Get the Results You Need with the Mandel 5+1 Slide Strategy™\n# Conclusion","[{\"question\":\"What problem does the 5+1 Slide Strategy address?\",\"answer\":\"It addresses how typical slide-heavy business decks can diminish the clarity, logic, and persuasive power of a SCIPAB-enabled message. 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