πŸ“Š Preparing a Pitch

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Preparing a Pitch

You can use AI to role-play situations and perfect your pitch. Here are 10 examples of how you can write scenario prompts and request feedback on your pitch.

Scenario Prompts:

  • Imagine you're pitching an investor for a new mobile app that helps people track their daily water intake. Explain the problem the app solves and the target audience for the app.
  • You're pitching an investor for a new eco-friendly fashion line. Describe the unique features of the clothing and how they benefit the environment, and share your plans for marketing and distribution.
  • Imagine you're pitching an investor for a new software platform that automates the accounts payable process for small businesses. Explain the pain points that the software solves and how it saves time and money for business owners.
  • You're pitching an investor for a new plant-based meat alternative. Describe the product's nutritional benefits and how it compares to traditional meat in taste and texture, and share your plans for production and distribution.
  • Imagine you're pitching an investor for a new telemedicine platform that connects patients with healthcare providers through video chat. Describe the problem the platform solves and how it benefits patients and providers, and share your plans for marketing and scaling the platform.
  • You're pitching an investor for a new service that helps people find affordable housing in high-cost cities. Explain the problem the service solves and the target audience for the service, and share your plans for revenue and growth.
  • Imagine you're pitching an investor for a new social media platform that prioritizes user privacy and data security. Describe the features of the platform that set it apart from other social media platforms, and share your plans for user acquisition and monetization.
  • You're pitching an investor for a new e-commerce platform that connects consumers with local artisans and craftspeople. Explain the problem the platform solves and how it benefits both consumers and artisans, and share your plans for marketing and expansion.
  • Imagine you're pitching an investor for a new online marketplace for sustainable and ethical consumer goods. Describe the unique features of the marketplace and how it benefits both consumers and producers, and share your plans for growth and impact.
  • You're pitching an investor for a new blockchain-based platform that helps small businesses access financing from a global network of investors. Explain the problem the platform solves and how it benefits small businesses and investors, and share your plans for scaling the platform.

Example:

PROMPT:
 

You're pitching an investor for a new e-commerce platform that connects consumers with local artisans and craftspeople. Explain the problem the platform solves and how it benefits both consumers and artisans, and share your plans for marketing and expansion.

 

RESULT:

The problem our e-commerce platform solves is that consumers often need access to unique, locally crafted items that are difficult to find outside of their local area, and artisans and craftspeople are often unable to reach a wide enough customer base with traditional methods. Our platform will revolutionize the way consumers and artisans connect, by providing an online marketplace where they can easily find and purchase items from craftspeople in their own local area or anywhere around the world. 


For consumers, the platform will provide access to locally crafted items that are difficult to find elsewhere, and they will be able to support local artisans and craftspeople, who in turn will benefit from the additional exposure and sales. As an added benefit, our platform will provide secure payment processing and delivery tracking to ensure a smooth and reliable transaction experience. 


Our marketing strategy will involve leveraging social media, content marketing, and influencer marketing to create an engaged and enthusiastic audience. We will also partner with local events, festivals, and organizations to increase our visibility and grow our customer base. 
We plan to launch our platform in our local area and then expand outward. We will use feedback from customers and artisans to refine the platform and make sure it is the best it can be before expanding to other cities and towns. We also plan to use our local presence to encourage artisans from other areas to join our platform, giving them a platform to showcase their products to a wider audience.