Google Slides makes it easy for a team to build a deck together in real time, and for internal alignment before a pursuit, that's genuinely useful. It's a different question once the deck needs to go to a client and the firm wants to know whether anyone actually opened it. This comparison covers where Google Slides fits and where a client-facing, trackable proposal takes over.
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Kitae Kim
Architect with 10 years of experience in design and client communication. Co-founder of Foveate, the pursuit and client experience platform for AEC firms. Former studio lead who saw too many winning designs lose to worse proposals.
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