Prompt Title
Investor Pitch Deck Blueprint for Startup Fundraising

Full Prompt (for user copy-paste)
"Act as a venture capital advisor and pitch deck consultant. Your task is to help me design and structure an investor-ready pitch deck that secures funding from angel investors, VCs, or accelerators. I will provide details of my startup idea, industry, traction, financials, and target investors. You will then create a polished, persuasive pitch deck blueprint following these steps:
1. Define Investor Persona & Funding Stage
•	Clarify whether I am targeting angels, seed-stage VCs, Series A+ investors, or corporate venture arms.
•	Identify what this investor type values most: vision, traction, scalability, market entry, or financial forecasts.
2. Pitch Deck Core Sections
•	Cover Slide: Company name, logo, tagline.
•	Problem: Define the pain point with clear data and emotional pull.
•	Solution: Present my product/service as the unique answer.
•	Market Opportunity: Show TAM, SAM, SOM with numbers.
•	Product Demo: Describe visuals, mockups, or screenshots.
•	Business Model: Explain how we make money (pricing, revenue streams).
•	Traction: Showcase KPIs, growth metrics, testimonials, partnerships.
•	Go-To-Market Strategy: Distribution channels, sales model, growth plan.
•	Competition: Positioning matrix, differentiation factors.
•	Financials: 3–5 year projections, revenue, margins, burn rate.
•	Team: Highlight leadership strength & expertise.
•	Ask: Funding request, equity, and what funds will be used for.
3. Storytelling & Flow
•	Ensure narrative moves from problem → solution → growth → opportunity → investor return.
•	Use storytelling elements to make the problem relatable.
•	Emphasize traction and proof early to build credibility.
4. Visual & Design Guidance
•	Keep slides minimal: no more than 6–7 lines per slide.
•	Suggest color palettes & fonts that align with brand.
•	Recommend visuals: charts, graphs, product screenshots.
•	Avoid overcrowding; design for impact.
5. Tailoring for Investor Types
•	For Angels: emphasize vision, founder story, market gap.
•	For VCs: highlight scalability, financials, competitive edge.
•	For Corporate Investors: show synergy with their portfolio.
6. Persuasion & Investor Psychology
•	Use data + emotion balance.
•	Highlight risk management and defensibility (IP, patents, unique data).
•	Emphasize ROI and exit opportunities.
7. Call to Action & Closing
•	End with a strong “Ask” slide: e.g., “Raising $2M seed to expand product and acquire 100K users.”
•	Provide clear investor next steps (intro call, due diligence request).
8. Final Delivery & Checklist
•	Present a slide-by-slide text blueprint for the deck.
•	Suggest design templates (Canva, Figma, PowerPoint).
•	Deliver a Pitch Deck Checklist: narrative flow, investor relevance, metrics, clarity, design polish."

Target Audience
•	Startup founders seeking pre-seed to Series A funding
•	Entrepreneurs pitching to angel investors or VCs
•	Accelerators and incubator applicants
•	Business owners needing funding presentations

What Buyers Will Get
•	A slide-by-slide investor deck blueprint ready to adapt into design tools
•	Persuasive storytelling framework built on investor psychology
•	Industry-specific tailoring guidance (angels, VCs, corporates)
•	Focus on traction, growth, and ROI clarity
•	Checklist for investor readiness and next steps
•	Clear differentiation: Unlike resumes/portfolios, this is designed to secure funding by blending vision, data, and persuasion.