Comparisons Block
SWOT Snapshot
A compact SWOT block for strategic context and planning discussions.
swot-snapshot1 slidedense density
SWOT
Position, pressure, possibility
Separate strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats.
01
Strengths
02
Weaknesses
03
Opportunities
04
Threats
OPF Config
blocks:swot-snapshotOPF JSON
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"description": "A compact SWOT block for strategic context and planning discussions.",
"tone": "formal",
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"takeaway": "Summarize strategic context across internal and external factors.",
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"title": "Position, pressure, possibility",
"subtitle": "A focused SWOT view for planning.",
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{
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},
{
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{
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"description": "Introduce what has changed or what challenge has emerged.",
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"description": "Articulate the key question that the complication raises.",
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"description": "Deliver your recommendation or insight that resolves the question.",
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"Lead with the recommendation, then evidence.",
"Quote concrete numbers; avoid round-tripping ranges.",
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"Hedging language ('maybe', 'sort of', 'I think').",
"Marketing superlatives ('world-class', 'best-in-class').",
"Excessive emoji or exclamation points."
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"Q4 revenue grew 18% year over year, led by enterprise expansion.",
"We recommend approving the Series B raise at $30M.",
"Net retention was 124%; gross retention was 96%."
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"layouts": {
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"summary": "Related ideas arranged in equal columns.",
"tags": [
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"description": "Show the main themes or principles behind an idea. Give each item a short heading and a comparable amount of detail.",
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}
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}
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Use Case
Use when the audience needs a balanced view of internal and external factors.
When to Use
For planning sessions, market reviews, and strategic assessments.
When to Avoid
Avoid when the recommendation is already known and SWOT would be filler.
Block Structure
pillars
Position, pressure, possibility
A focused SWOT view for planning.
- -Strengths
- -Weaknesses
- -Opportunities
- -Threats
Best Practices
1
Keep each quadrant short.
2
Do not mix internal and external factors.
3
Use SWOT to support a next move, not as an endpoint.
Playground deep link: config=blocks:swot-snapshot