Fact Sheet Template

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How to create a fact sheet with Xtensio

• Click and start editing, no account or credit card required.
  Follow along with the instructional fact sheet template details. Add charts, graphs, images, and videos to customize the report template and make it your own. Drag & drop. Resize. It’s the easiest editor ever.

• Customize everything in the fact sheet template to match your brand.
  Define your style guide. Add your (or your client’s) brand fonts and colors. You can even pull colors directly from a website to easily brand your fact sheets and more.

• Work on the key details of your fact sheets together on the cloud.
  Add colleagues (or clients) to collaborate on the performance ecomap template. Changes automatically save and sync across all devices, in real-time.

• Share a link. Present a slideshow. Embed. Download a PDF/PNG.
  The fact sheet template seamlessly adapts to your workflow. No more jumping from tool to tool to create different types of deliverables.

• Reuse and repurpose.
  Save your own custom marketing templates. Or copy and merge into other documents.

Follow along step-by-step with the fact sheet how-to guide

What is a fact sheet?

The company fact sheet is a single-page overview of important information about your business, startup, and organization. It is an easy-to-skim, compact, and concise summary of important key points that can be adapted for many purposes.

The fact sheets template is flexible in its purpose. You can customize the template and create a fact sheet for any of these purposes, plus more:

• Product or service fact sheets for sales teams.
• Investor intros for startups.
• Organization fact sheets for human resources or executive teams.
• Internal reporting.
• Various marketing collaterals.
• PR and media relationship fact sheets.

Pinpointing the purpose of your fact sheet allows you to properly customize the template details and distribute your business fact sheet after completion. And while traditionally created as a one-page Word, Google Docs, or Google Sheets, the file format of your fact sheets should adapt to your needs.

How do you create a fact sheet on one page?

Creating a fact sheet is simple. Save any of Xtensio’s example templates for fact sheets to your dashboard. Follow along with the instructional copy in the fact sheet template and the fact sheet how-to guide to complete all of the template details and information needed for your specific fact sheet purpose.

While you would normally have to select the file format and page size before starting on your fact sheet, Xtensio’s fact sheet template removes that barrier – just click and edit anything, and the file format will adapt to your needs when you’re done.
Here is a bit of know-how for writing your fact sheets.

• Make sure you add any and all key details and important information about your company.
• Include social media links, phone numbers, email addresses and other contact information.
• Summarize your mission and vision.
• Describe your product and services.
• Define your market fit.
• Outline your business metrics.
• Identify your customers.
• Introduce your team.

Xtensio’s editor is much easier to use while creating your fact sheet than traditional document creators like Microsoft Word or Google Docs. Click and edit anything in the template. Change color schemes and backgrounds to fit your brand. Add images, videos, charts, and graphs to visualize your information however you need. Using bullet points makes it easier to skim your fact sheet for readers.

The free fact sheet templates are designed to fit as a single-page download document, but you can also easily share a link or present it as a slideshow from right inside your workspace. No more jumping from tool to tool or worrying about file format size and more focus on creating impressive and focused fact sheets to move your business forward.

QUICK TIP: Follow along with the “How To Make A One Pager (With Template and Examples)” guide to create your brand’s one-pager to support your factsheet.

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