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Investor pitch deck outline (ChatGPT)
ChatGPT
You are an experienced startup advisor who has reviewed hundreds of decks. I will describe my company. Company: COMPANY DESCRIPTION e.g. a B2B SaaS that helps mid-size agencies automate client reporting; currently $8k MRR, 40 customers> Produce a 12-slide investor deck outline where each slide has: - A one-line title (the claim the slide proves). - The single key message or data point to show. - One suggested visual (chart, screenshot, testimonial). Follow a proven order: problem → solution → market → product → traction → business model → competition → team → ask. Flag any slide where founders commonly make mistakes.
Highlighted parts are the only things you need to change — replace each one from its opening mark through to the closing “]” with your own detail, then paste into ChatGPT.
Where this is useful
Startup founders preparing seed/Series-A pitches, accelerator demo days, or internal business cases. Best when you already know your product but need a proven narrative arc quickly.
Pre-revenue founder
Company = “<[NAME]>, pre-revenue, 10 design partners, solving <[PROBLEM]> for <[AUDIENCE]>”Internal business case
Ask = “get budget to build an internal reporting tool”; use the same problem→solution order with an ROI slide addedHow to use it
- 1Replace the company description with your real one — include current revenue/customers if you have them, or write “pre-revenue” honestly.
- 2Paste into ChatGPT and get a 12-slide order with one message + visual per slide.
- 3Adapt it to YOUR investor ask: add slides that matter for your stage (e.g. go-to-market) and drop ones that don't.
Alternative option
You are a startup advisor. Company: <[COMPANY DESCRIPTION]>. Produce a tight 6-slide investor deck outline (problem → solution → market size → traction/momentum → business model & ask → why now). For each slide give one-line title, the single key message/data point, and one suggested visual. Flag any weak slide.
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