Request
Submit the context first
The intake comes before any booking decision so the real need is clear.
Free Presentation Diagnostic
Find out what is weakening the presentation before your international audience does.
Share a current sales deck, script, or delivery sample. Ben reviews every submission himself and replies within 48 hours with 3–5 specific fixes and a recommended next step.
Real presentations. Real feedback. Clear next steps.
The free diagnostic is a focused review, not a full rewrite, deck redesign, or rehearsal plan. There is no obligation to buy paid support.
If the presentation is sensitive, you may send a redacted or partial version, or use a share link instead of an upload.
Diagnostic Path
Four steps from real material to a useful recommendation.
Start with the audience, deadline, and main concern. Then share a deck, script, recording, or share link in the form.
01
Request
Send the material.
02
Context
Name the audience, stakes, and timing.
03
Review
Find what blocks clarity.
04
Recommendation
Choose the best next step.
What to Expect
A useful review, not a generic sales formality.
The diagnostic is there to identify the real presentation problem first, then point to the smallest useful next step.
Review
Start with the current material
The review begins with the actual script, deck, or recording, not abstract advice.
Reply
Get the right next step
You receive the best next step: refinement, rehearsal, sprint support, coaching, or no further help if that is the honest answer.
What to Bring
The more concrete the material, the stronger the review.
A useful intake gives enough context for focused feedback without turning the free diagnostic into a full rewrite, full deck redesign, or rehearsal plan.
Useful context to include
- The audience and why the presentation matters.
- The date or timeline for the presentation.
- The biggest friction point: message, deck, delivery, or overall confidence.
Common review types
- Slide deck diagnostic
- Script diagnostic
- Video performance diagnostic
Free diagnostic FAQ
Questions before you send the material
What do I get from the free diagnostic?
You get 3-5 specific fixes and a recommended next step based on your actual presentation material and context.
What is not included?
The free diagnostic is not a full rewrite, full deck redesign, rehearsal plan, or complete consulting engagement. It is a focused first review so we can identify the real problem.
What kind of material should I send?
Send the current version of the presentation: slides, script, outline, or a short delivery sample. Rough material is fine. Real material is better than polished guesses.
How do you handle sensitive material?
Use a redacted or partial version if you prefer. Materials are not used as public samples without permission. Read the privacy page before submitting confidential material.
What happens to the material I send?
We use your material only to review the request and recommend the next step. If the presentation is sensitive, share a partial deck, sample section, or redacted version.
How long do you keep the files?
Free diagnostic files are deleted within 30 days after we send the review. You can request earlier deletion at any time. For sensitive material, send a redacted or partial version or use a share link.
What happens after I submit?
We review the material and context, then reply with the clearest next step: focused support, a presentation sprint, a workshop, or no further paid help if that is the honest answer. There is no obligation to purchase anything.
Can I submit if my presentation is in English but I am not a native speaker?
Yes. This is a core use case. The goal is to make the message clearer and easier to trust, not to judge your English.