Our meeting rules carousel template

When to use it

Reach for Our meeting rules when you want to make a post people save and come back to and give people a quick, fun reason to stop scrolling. Its structure is tips: separate pointers, each on its own slide. Give Postora your topic and it keeps the shape, writing every slide about your subject in your voice.

What each slide does

1. 1Hook

   Opening: the time saved since the rules started.

   In the example

   a week back for each of us after five meeting rules

   9 hours

   Steal them. They took a month to stick.

2. 2Point

   Rule one, with the reason.

   In the example

   No agenda, no meeting

   01

   If nobody can write three bullet points beforehand, it’s a message, not a meeting.

3. 3Point

   Rule two, with the reason.

   In the example

   25 or 50 minutes, never 30 or 60

   02

   The five minutes between calls is where people refill water and read the next agenda.

4. 4List

   The remaining rules, briefly.

   In the example

   The rest of the rules

   And three more

   • The decider is named in the invite — One person, not “the group”.
   • Notes posted within an hour — Or it didn’t happen.
   • No-meeting Wednesdays — The whole company, all day.

5. 5Number

   A figure on meetings cancelled or shortened (author-provided).

   In the example

   recurring meetings were cancelled in the first month

   1 in 3

   Nobody has asked for one back.

6. 6Call to action

   Ask readers for the rule they would add.

   In the example

   Which meeting rule would you fight for?

   Your rule?

   Best one gets added to our handbook, with credit.