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Problem, Math, Steps: A Problem-Solution Slideshow Template

Name a specific problem, show what it really costs with simple math, then give the steps to fix it. It works for any product that saves time or money.

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Examples

  • Example slide with the text: you're paying $780 a year for a gym you go to twice a month
  • Example slide with the text: $65 a month is $780 a year. at 2 visits a month, every visit costs you $32
  • Example slide with the text: 1. put 3 classes in your calendar like meetings
  • Example slide with the text: 2. pack your bag the night before and leave it by the door

Example slides made with ReelsFarm. The photos come from the app's photo search.

How the format runs

  • Slide 1 names one problem with a number: "you're paying $780 a year for a gym you go to twice a month".
  • Slide 2 does the math from everyday amounts: "$65 a month is $780 a year. At 2 visits a month, every visit costs you $32."
  • The middle slides are the steps to fix it, one per slide, numbered.
  • The last slide makes the fix easy to start: your product as the tool, or the first step to take today.

Why the math slide matters

A big number makes the problem feel real, and the viewer can check it in their head. Build it from amounts people know, like a coffee or a subscription, not from studies.

Ideas

  • Budgeting and subscriptions.
  • Time lost to a slow routine at work.
  • Food waste, gym habits or phone time.

How to make it in ReelsFarm

  1. Select “Make a problem-solution slideshow”. Slideshows opens with the Problem, math, steps format picked and the slide count set.
  2. Choose a photo for each slide from your uploads, the photo search or the community collections. Use calm photos that fit each step.
  3. Write the topic in one sentence. Pick a product if the post should feature one.
  4. Generate. ReelsFarm writes each slide in TikTok's text styles, following the format.
  5. Edit any slide, then export it or schedule it to TikTok and your other accounts.
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Questions

Where should the numbers come from?
From everyday amounts your viewer recognizes, such as 3 coffees a week at $6. Avoid statistics you can't show.
Does it work without a product?
Yes. The last slide becomes the first step to take today.
How many slides does it need?
Six works well: the problem, the math, three steps and the last slide.

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