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I designed the 2025 Audience Survey presentation for Anthony OโNeal, a personal finance author and speaker, turning in-depth audience research into a clear, visual report for his team.
The challenge was making a data-heavy survey easy to scan while keeping the bold, premium feel of his personal brand. I built a black and gold visual system with editorial serif headlines, paired dramatic event photography with clean charts, and organized the findings into a story that moves from research to insights to action.
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Full research report deck design (cover, research overview, audience demographics, audience personas, platform preferences, 2020 vs 2025 trends, key insights, strategic recommendations)
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Custom bar charts, donut charts, and data visualizations styled to the brand
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Audience persona slides summarizing age, challenges, and content needs
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Strategic recommendation layouts with a custom gold icon set
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A polished, easy-to-follow report that helps the team quickly understand their audience and act on the findings across content, products, and events.
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