AI Prompts for Gemini for Pitch Decks

I am building a pitch deck for [COMPANY NAME], a [BUSINESS DESCRIPTION] targeting [MARKET]. Help me design the narrative arc: what story should I tell from slide 1 to the ask, and what emotional journey should an investor go on?

What slides should I include in a [SERIES A / SEED / PRE-SEED] pitch deck for [BUSINESS TYPE]? List each slide, its purpose, and the single most important thing it must communicate. Prioritize ruthlessly.

My business is [DESCRIPTION]. What is the most compelling way to frame the problem we solve? Give me 3 different problem framings with increasing urgency, and explain which would resonate most with [INVESTOR TYPE].

Help me design a differentiation slide for [PRODUCT/COMPANY]. We compete with [COMPETITORS]. Our core advantage is [ADVANTAGE]. Create a visual comparison framework that makes our position immediately clear without being defensive.

What are the most common mistakes founders make when structuring a pitch deck for [INDUSTRY]? For each mistake, explain why it kills investor interest and how to avoid it in my deck.

Write the problem slide content for my pitch deck. The problem is: [DESCRIBE PROBLEM]. Make it visceral and specific. Include a data point that quantifies the pain, a relatable customer story hook, and a clear statement of why this problem is not adequately solved today.

Write the solution slide for my pitch deck. My product is [DESCRIPTION] and it solves [PROBLEM] by [MECHANISM]. Keep it to 3 punchy bullets and a one-sentence headline. Avoid jargon and make it immediately understandable.

Create the market opportunity slide for my pitch deck. Total addressable market is [SIZE], serviceable market is [SIZE], and our initial target is [SEGMENT]. Show a credible bottom-up calculation and explain why now is the right moment to capture this market.

Write the traction slide content for [COMPANY]. We have achieved: [LIST YOUR METRICS AND MILESTONES]. Highlight the 3-4 numbers that best demonstrate product-market fit or revenue momentum. Add a brief narrative explaining what the trajectory means.

Help me write the ask slide for my [ROUND SIZE] raise. We are raising [AMOUNT] to [ACCOMPLISH WHAT]. Break down the use of proceeds into clear buckets, state the milestones this capital will unlock, and include a compelling close that makes the investor want to be part of the journey.

Help me build the financial projections slide for my pitch deck. Year 1: [REVENUE], Year 2: [REVENUE], Year 3: [REVENUE]. Walk me through how to present these assumptions credibly, what growth drivers to highlight, and how to preempt the "why these numbers" question.

What financial metrics should I highlight in my pitch deck for [BUSINESS TYPE]? For each metric, explain what it signals to investors and what a strong vs. weak number looks like at my stage.

Create a unit economics slide for [BUSINESS]. Revenue per customer: [AMOUNT]. Cost to acquire: [AMOUNT]. Gross margin: [%]. Lifetime value: [AMOUNT]. Present this in a format that makes the business model look compelling and explain the path to profitability.

I need to present my burn rate and runway on a pitch deck slide. Monthly burn: [AMOUNT]. Runway: [MONTHS]. How do I frame this to show financial discipline rather than raising concern? What context makes this narrative strong?

Help me anticipate the toughest financial questions investors will ask about my [BUSINESS MODEL]. For each question, provide the honest answer and then suggest how to frame it most confidently in the pitch itself.

Review this pitch deck outline for [COMPANY]: [PASTE OUTLINE OR SLIDE TITLES AND KEY POINTS]. Identify the 3 weakest slides, explain why an investor would be unconvinced by each, and rewrite the core message for each one.

I need to write the speaker notes for my pitch deck. Here are my slides: [PASTE SLIDE CONTENT]. For each slide, write 3-4 sentences of spoken narrative that expand on the visual without just reading it aloud. Aim for natural, conversational delivery.

Help me prepare for investor Q&A after pitching [COMPANY]. What are the 10 hardest questions I am likely to get, and what is the ideal response to each? Flag any questions where my current position is weak and I need to either fix the business or strengthen the framing.

Write a 90-second elevator pitch version of my deck for networking situations. Business: [DESCRIPTION]. Traction: [HIGHLIGHTS]. Ask: [WHAT YOU ARE RAISING]. Make it flow naturally as a conversation opener, not a rehearsed speech.

I am pitching to [INVESTOR TYPE: VC / ANGEL / CORPORATE]. How should I tailor my deck for this audience? What do they care most about, what language resonates, and what should I emphasize or de-emphasize compared to a generic pitch?