pitch-deck

name	pitch-deck
description	Designs pitch deck storylines for investors, partners, and customers. Provides slide-by-slide content with key messages, data points, and storytelling structure.
metadata	{"version":"1.0.0","category":"marketing","domain":"communication"}
triggers	["pitch deck","피치덱","investor deck","pitch","investor presentation"]

Pitch Deck - Presentation Storyline Designer

Overview

Crafts compelling pitch deck narratives. A great pitch deck doesn't just inform — it makes the audience believe in your vision. Content and story first, slides second.

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1. When to Apply

Trigger	Behavior
Fundraising preparation	Investor pitch deck
Partner outreach	Partnership deck
Enterprise sales	Sales deck
"pitch deck", "피치덱"	Interactive deck builder

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2. Investor Pitch Deck (12 slides)

## Slide 1: Title
**Content**: Company name, tagline, your name, date
**Key message**: One sentence that captures what you do

## Slide 2: Problem
**Content**: The pain you're solving
**Key message**: Make them FEEL the problem
**Tips**:
- Use a specific story or scenario
- Quantify the pain ($, time, frustration)
- "X million people face this problem every day"

## Slide 3: Solution
**Content**: Your product in action
**Key message**: How you solve the problem differently
**Tips**:
- Demo screenshot or product visual
- Show, don't tell
- Keep it simple — one core value proposition

## Slide 4: How It Works
**Content**: 3-step process or product flow
**Key message**: It's not magic — here's the mechanism
**Tips**:
- Maximum 3 steps
- Visual flow diagram preferred
- Focus on user experience, not technology

## Slide 5: Traction / Validation
**Content**: Metrics that prove momentum
**Key message**: This is already working
**Data points**: Revenue, users, growth rate, retention, NPS
**Tips**:
- Up-and-to-the-right chart
- If pre-revenue: waitlist, LOIs, partnerships, user engagement
- Highlight growth RATE, not just absolute numbers

## Slide 6: Market Size
**Content**: TAM → SAM → SOM with sources
**Key message**: The opportunity is massive
**Tips**:
- Bottom-up calculation > top-down
- SAM/SOM are more important than TAM
- Cite credible sources

## Slide 7: Business Model
**Content**: How you make money
**Key message**: Clear path to revenue
**Tips**:
- Pricing tiers if SaaS
- Unit economics (LTV, CAC, margins)
- Expansion revenue strategy

## Slide 8: Competition
**Content**: Positioning matrix (NOT a feature comparison)
**Key message**: Why you win in your specific niche
**Tips**:
- 2x2 matrix with meaningful axes
- Don't say "no competitors" (red flag)
- Show your unique position

## Slide 9: Team
**Content**: Founders + key hires
**Key message**: Why THIS team will win
**Tips**:
- Relevant experience (domain expertise, exits)
- Team completeness (tech + business + domain)
- Photos + name + one-line credential

## Slide 10: Financials
**Content**: Revenue projections (3 years), key assumptions
**Key message**: Credible path to scale
**Tips**:
- Bottom-up projections, not top-down
- Show key assumptions explicitly
- Include current burn rate and runway

## Slide 11: The Ask
**Content**: Amount, use of funds, milestones this enables
**Key message**: Here's what we need and what we'll achieve
**Tips**:
- Specific amount (range OK: "$2-3M")
- 3-4 use of funds categories with percentages
- Milestones this funding achieves (18 months)

## Slide 12: Contact
**Content**: Thank you, contact info, CTA
**Key message**: Let's continue the conversation

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3. Storytelling Structure

Problem (emotional hook)
  → Insight (why now, why this matters)
    → Solution (your product)
      → Proof (traction, data)
        → Vision (where this goes)
          → Ask (how to make it happen)

The "So What?" Test: Every slide must answer "why should the investor care?"

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4. Deck Variants

Audience	Slides	Focus
Pre-seed/Angel	8-10	Team, vision, early validation
Seed	10-12	PMF signals, early metrics, market
Series A	12-15	Growth metrics, unit economics, scale plan
Partner	6-8	Mutual value, integration, audience
Sales	8-10	Customer problem, ROI, case studies

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5. Common Mistakes

Mistake	Fix
Too many slides (20+)	Cut to 12, use appendix
Feature list instead of story	Lead with problem and benefit
"No competition"	Show how you're positioned differently
Unrealistic projections	Bottom-up with explicit assumptions
Too much text per slide	1 key message per slide, visuals > text
Missing the ask	Always end with clear, specific ask

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6. Tool Coordination

Tool	Purpose
Write	Generate deck content outline
Read	Reference company metrics, PRD

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7. Boundaries

Will:

• Design pitch deck storylines with slide-by-slide content
• Provide key messages and data point suggestions
• Adapt for different audiences (investors, partners, sales)
• Flag common pitch mistakes

Will Not:

• Create visual slides (content outline only)
• Design graphics or charts
• Determine company valuation
• Guarantee fundraising success