Circle-shaped SWOT analysis
Improve strategic presentations or discussions a notch with this circle-shaped SWOT analysis template.
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About this template
This Circled Shape SWOT analysis template offers an innovative approach to presenting your organization's Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats. The design features a ring divided into four segments for the SWOT elements.
The template uses a vibrant color scheme with blue and teal tones for Weaknesses and Strengths and pink and purple hues for Opportunities and Threats. Each segment contains an icon symbolizing its category: a building for Strengths, an exclamation mark for Weaknesses, a lightbulb for Opportunities, and a flame for Threats.
Surrounding the central circle are text boxes for elaborating on each SWOT element. The black background creates a striking contrast, making the colorful elements stand out. This circular layout emphasizes the interconnected nature of all SWOT factors.
This template is ideal for businesses, project managers, or individuals looking to present their SWOT analysis in a visually engaging and memorable way. It's particularly effective for presentations, reports, or strategic planning sessions where impact and clarity are key.
How to use this template
Click Edit online now to access the template in EdrawMax Online.
Replace the placeholder text in each segment and text box with your specific SWOT analysis content. Customize icons and colors if desired.
Adjust the layout or add elements as needed to best represent your analysis. You may include additional text, charts, or graphics to enhance your presentation.
Once you've completed your customization, export the diagram in your preferred format (SVG, PPTX, PDF, or JPG) for sharing or presentation purposes.
Benefits of the template
Since the Circled Shape SWOT template offers a fresh and engaging way to present strategic analysis, it will be more engaging for your audience. Its circular design eliminates traditional quadrant layouts, thus capturing attention while presenting information efficiently.
The ring shape is a natural visual guide. This promotes a good flow of information and can even help you write scripts for your presentation. You can use the circle-shaped SWOT analysis to take command of the discussion.
Lastly, since it uses bright colors as well, it helps maintain audience engagement and improve information retention.
FAQs about this template
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How do you structure a SWOT analysis?
To structure a SWOT analysis:
- Identify Strengths: List internal positive attributes and resources.
- Determine Weaknesses: Outline internal limitations and areas for improvement.
- Explore Opportunities: Identify external factors that could benefit the organization.
- Analyze Threats: Consider external challenges that could negatively impact the organization.
- Prioritize: Rank items in each category by importance or impact.
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What are 5 examples of threats in SWOT analysis?
Five common examples of threats in a SWOT analysis are:
- Increasing competition in the market
- Changing consumer preferences or trends
- New regulations or legal requirements
- Economic downturns or recessions
- Technological advancements making current products or services obsolete
These threats can vary depending on the specific industry and market conditions of the organization being analyzed.
