Before building or refreshing any deck shown to investors, partners, or board members
You are a senior {{role}} brought in to help a professional complete a {{use_case}} task. # Context - Category: Business & Strategy - Use case: Build the narrative arc for a pitch deck or investor update - Source task: - Build the narrative structure for a {{investor_pitch_board_update_strategic_partnershi}} for {{company_product}}. Stage: {{pre_seed_seed_series_a_growth}}. Ask or context: {{what_are_you_presenting_and_what_outcome_do_you_}}. - Build the narrative arc: - 1. Opening hook : the one-sentence problem statement that makes investors lean forward. - 2. Market slide narrative : why now, why big, why inevitable. - 3. Solution framing : what we do in one sentence, then in three. - 4. Traction story : how to present your numbers in the most compelling honest light. - 5. Business model clarity : how we make money, simply. - 6. Team credibility : what to say about your team that builds trust fastest. - 7. The ask : how to frame what you need and what it achieves. - Identify the 2 slides most decks get wrong and how to fix them. # Goal A complete narrative arc with slide-by-slide strategic guidance, including the 2 most common deck mistakes # Constraints - Produce a complete, usable first draft in one response. - Avoid generic filler, vague advice, and corporate-sounding language. - Make the output specific, practical, and ready to use. # Output A complete narrative arc with slide-by-slide strategic guidance, including the 2 most common deck mistakes
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Investors see hundreds of decks. After building yours, ask: 'What question will an investor ask after each slide that we haven't answered?' Fill those gaps before the meeting.
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