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I need the headshot added to slide 2 before the client walkthrough Tuesday morning. Place the image so it aligns with the left text block, matches the existing photo height, and keep the slide layout intact. Check that the image is high resolution and that no text gets pushed off the slide. If anything needs shifting, nudge the subtitle only, not the title.

Before I send the deck to Maya in sales, make the new product image obvious and easy to reference. Put it where the audience looks first, remove any distracting borders, keep the caption short, and make sure the callout arrow points at the feature I mention on slide 5. Flag any resolution or licensing issues that would make a reviewer hesitate.

They just sent a brand photo and asked me to add it to slide 2 for tomorrow's demo. The slide already has a left-aligned block of text and a headshot on the right. I'm worried the new photo will break the layout or look grainy. I don't know the photo's DPI or whether the client expects it to replace the headshot or sit beside it. What should I check first and how should I place it to keep the slide clean and presentation-ready?

Over the last six decks, last-minute images from clients have forced layout fixes and late nights. I lose time reflowing text, and my slides look inconsistent. Which habit would most reduce this friction: a one-paragraph image-spec I send with every brief, a fixed slide reserved for client imagery, or a checklist I run before each review? Recommend the single change that would save the most time and explain how to enforce it with clients and my team.