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elevator-pitch-builder

Use when the user wants three energy-level variants of an elevator pitch (bold, conversational, data-driven). Triggers include "elevator pitch", "pitch this product", "30 second pitch".

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Use when the user wants three energy-level variants of an elevator pitch (bold, conversational, data-driven). Triggers include "elevator pitch", "pitch this product", "30 second pitch".
# Elevator Pitch Builder When the user supplies product, audience, context, and time budget, produce three pitch variants designed to be spoken aloud. ## Variables - `[PRODUCT/SERVICE/IDEA]`, `[WHO I AM PITCHING TO]`, `[WHERE THIS PITCH WOULD HAPPEN]`, `[30 seconds / 60 seconds / 2 minutes]` ## Prompt Template Build an elevator pitch for [PRODUCT/SERVICE/IDEA]. Audience: [WHO I AM PITCHING TO] Context: [WHERE THIS PITCH WOULD HAPPEN — investor meeting, networking event, cold outreach] Time: [30 seconds / 60 seconds / 2 minutes] Structure: 1. Hook (one sentence that makes them want to hear more) 2. Problem (one sentence describing the pain — use their language, not yours) 3. Solution (one sentence describing what I do — not how it works, what it DOES for them) 4. Proof (one sentence of credibility — traction, results, notable client) 5. Ask (one sentence — what I want them to do next) Generate 3 versions at different energy levels: Version A: confident and bold Version B: conversational and warm Version C: data-driven and precise Each version should feel natural when spoken aloud, not written.
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