This PPT slide, part of the 28-slide Presentation Development Primer (Storyboarding, Slide Design) PowerPoint presentation, addresses common concerns related to the storyboarding process, emphasizing its robustness in handling potential issues. It presents three key questions that executives might have when engaging with storyboarding.

The first question asks about the implications of changes in data or messaging after the analysis phase. The response reassures that such changes are typical and manageable. Adjustments to both the analysis and the overarching narrative are expected, suggesting that flexibility is inherent in the process. This highlights the iterative nature of storyboarding, which can adapt to evolving insights.

The second question tackles the scenario where a storyboard lacks a coherent story. The response categorically states that a lack of narrative indicates a failure to connect the data effectively. This assertion underscores the necessity of a well-structured storyline in conveying insights. It implies that without a narrative, the data loses its impact, emphasizing the importance of storytelling in data presentation.

The final question addresses concerns about data that seems misaligned with the storyboard. The response suggests two possibilities: either the data is incorrect or the storyboard needs revision. This points to the critical role of alignment between data and narrative. It reinforces the idea that a well-crafted storyboard should seamlessly integrate data to tell a compelling story.

Overall, the slide conveys that the storyboarding process is not just a technical exercise, but a strategic tool that enhances clarity and communication, ensuring that the final presentation resonates with clients.

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