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A ranked bar chart of brand actions, each row a torn-tape strip with a purple-and-teal gradient bar, percentage and all-caps label, beside a headline and short analysis.
Summary
A brand-action ranking slide: the left poses the question with brief analysis, the right stacks ten torn-tape rows, each a gradient bar with a percentage and an all-caps action label.
Visual description
Dark grainy field. Left column: a five-line bold white headline, "What Else Is The Most Important Thing For A Brand To Do To Be Influential In Youth Culture?", a purple chevron, and two short analysis paragraphs. Right column: ten black torn-tape rows stacked vertically, each carrying a short purple-to-teal gradient bar, a large white percentage, and a small all-caps white label (Be Transparent 13%, Take A Stance On Social Issues 13%, Hire & Involve More Diverse Employees 12%, Be Sustainable 12%, Listen & Involve More Youth Perspective 10%, Give Back To Communities 8%, Make Products Or Services More Accessible 8%, Lead Innovation Don't Follow 7%, Focus Solely On Product 3%, Make Donations 2%). A footnote bottom-left notes the open-response source. Complex / Collective lock-up bottom-right.
Key takeaway
The same torn-tape bar-row system as the brand-logo chart, reused here for text labels, which keeps the two data slides visually consistent. The gradient bar gives a flat percentage some texture, and the all-caps labels stay legible at small row heights.
Reuse notes
A reliable layout for survey-result rankings with ten-plus options and short labels. Keep the question and analysis on one side and let the chart breathe on the other. The torn-tape and gradient-bar styling must match the deck's other chart slides to feel systematic.
