Daily Prompt Pack: Fundraising Pitches – Write a deck that gets the yes in one meeting

Raising is a numbers game until it isn’t. What actually moves a check is whether your deck makes the investor ask the next question. Today’s pack gives you three angles on that: a slide outline that baits the right questions, a demo script with a real story arc, and a hard audit against the defaults.

[Claude]

You’re helping me prep for a 30-minute angel pitch on my B2B SaaS, a procurement tool for mid-size manufacturers. I have financials, CAC/LTV, and one pilot customer. Given these numbers in the text below, build a 10-slide deck outline where every slide provokes a specific question the investor must ask. Output as a table: Slide, Header, One-line provocation, Expected question. Cap at 3 sentences per slide rationale.

[ChatGPT]

I’m raising a $750k pre-seed and my product demo is 6 minutes but the room’s attention drops at minute 3. Rewrite my demo script as a 3-min story arc: hook (pain scenario), turn (one metric jump), payoff (why now). Keep my actual metrics verbatim in the text below. Output a script with time stamps, plus a one-line fallback answer if the investor says ‘this feels like a feature, not a company.’

[Cursor]

Open the repo for my pitch deck (Markdown files in /decks) and audit it against the YC 12-slide defaults and the ‘no more than 6 words per slide header’ rule. For every slide, output a checklist line: PASS or FAIL, the offending line, and a rewrite under 6 words. Then generate a summary section I can paste into the Q&A doc. Do not edit files, just report.

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