Outsmart the Algorithm: Deck Strategies for the AI-Buyer Era

Leadership Series Upcoming • July 15th, 2026 • 16:00 GMT

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The way people buy is changing. Buyers are using AI to research solutions, compare vendors, and summarize information before making decisions. As AI becomes a bigger part of the buying process, sales and marketing teams need to rethink how they create and present content.

In this webinar, we'll explore how buyer behavior is evolving in the age of AI and what that means for your sales decks. You'll learn how to structure content, communicate value clearly, and create presentations that are easy for both people and AI-powered tools to understand.

We'll cover:

  • How AI is changing the way buyers evaluate solutions
  • What makes content easier to discover, understand, and share
  • Common mistakes that reduce engagement and clarity
  • Ways to make your decks more relevant to modern buying journeys
  • Practical strategies for creating presentations that stand out in a crowded market

Join us for a discussion on how to adapt your sales content for the AI-buyer era and create decks that help move deals forward.

Meet your speakers

Itai Amoza - CEO and Co-Founder of Storydoc

With over 15 years of experience in B2B SaaS, Itai has helped companies grow revenue, scale go-to-market operations, and improve how they connect with buyers. He is particularly interested in data and using data-backed insights to drive better decisions and improve performance.

Dave Hyman - VP of Sales at Storydoc

With a background in sales enablement and go-to-market strategy, Dave has spent years helping SaaS companies improve how they engage buyers and drive revenue growth. He specializes in building sales processes, developing enablement programs, and creating strategies that help teams communicate value more effectively throughout the buying journey.

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