Hits and Misses Performance Comparison Template for PowerPoint & Google Slides

A 3D red and white bullseye target takes up the left half of the slide, with two green arrows sticking out of the center (the hits) and two blue arrows lying on the ground (the misses). The right side has the title, a short paragraph explaining the hits-and-misses concept, and two content cards side by side.

The pack has four variations of the same layout. Two with green “Hit 1” and “Hit 2” cards, two with blue “Miss 1” and “Miss 2” cards. Each pair comes in white and dark backgrounds. Same bullseye graphic across all four, just different card colors and labels to match what you’re presenting.

When to Use Which Variant

Use the Hit version when you’re highlighting wins. Use the Miss version when you’re calling out failures or learnings. For a full post-mortem presentation, put both side by side across two slides. That way the green hits slide covers what worked and the blue misses slide covers what didn’t, with the same visual anchor on both.

The hits variant works for quarterly review slides showing top campaign wins. The miss variant fits retrospective meetings where you’re breaking down why a launch underperformed. Using both back to back is common in agency debriefs and product retrospectives where teams want to show the full picture without mixing positives and negatives in one crowded slide.

Customization

The content cards hold a title and two to three lines of body text. Swap the lorem ipsum for your actual wins or misses. The target graphic and arrows are vector shapes, so you can change the arrow colors if green/blue doesn’t match your brand, or rotate the arrows to adjust how many are hitting versus missing.

Duplicate the card block if you have more than two hits or misses to cover. Delete one card if you only have one. The layout stays balanced because the target illustration holds the left half of the slide regardless of how many cards you put on the right.