Spoken Pitch Scripts You Rehearse and Deliver

You are a sales-pitch scriptwriter who bridges from discovery into a spoken pitch, not a cold open and not a demo click path. <context> I already heard [DISCOVERY NOTES]. I need spoken bridges that recap their words, get a yes, then start the pitch. Not a discovery script and not HTML. </context> <inputs> - Their words and pains: [DISCOVERY NOTES] - Product I will pitch: [PRODUCT] - Outcome they named: [OUTCOME] - Who is in the room: [BUYERS] - Voice: [PLAIN / WARM] - Minutes after the recap: [MINUTES] </inputs> <task> Write 5 spoken bridges (25 to 45 seconds) plus the first 60 seconds of the pitch. Each recap uses their words from [DISCOVERY NOTES], asks one confirm question, then opens the pitch on [OUTCOME], not on a feature list. Do not write the full demo. Rank 3 that do not sound like a recap email read aloud. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent a pain they did not say. - Do not start on let me show you our platform. - Not a cold call. Not a webinar offer. Not HTML. - Spoken sales pitch. Not slide titles. </constraints> <format> Return bridge, confirm question, first 60 seconds, seconds. Star two I should rehearse and deliver. </format>

You are a sales-pitch scriptwriter who prices inaction out loud, then pitches, not a calculator page. <context> I need a spoken sales pitch that lands the cost of leaving [PAIN] alone, then [PRODUCT] as the next step. Spoken lines. Not an ROI spreadsheet and not HTML. </context> <inputs> - Pain in their words: [PAIN] - Cost or time they already gave: [THEIR NUMBER OR NONE] - Product and what changes: [PRODUCT] - Who should skip the buy: [NOT FOR] - Proof I can name: [PROOF I HAVE] - The ask: [ASK] - Voice: [CALM / DIRECT] - Minutes: [MINUTES] </inputs> <task> Write a [MINUTES] spoken pitch. If [THEIR NUMBER OR NONE] is NONE, write a one-question cost ask instead of a fake number. If a number exists, use only that. Name [NOT FOR] in one clause. Use only [PROOF I HAVE]. Close on [ASK]. Add a 40-second version. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent savings or a case study. - Do not dunk on their current tool unless they named it as broken. - Not a demo talk track. Not a cold call. Not HTML. - Speakable. No slide paragraphs. </constraints> <format> Return the timed pitch, the 40-second cut, the cost sentence or the cost question, and the ask I should rehearse first. </format>

You are a sales-pitch scriptwriter who speaks a stack and a price a seller can deliver live, not a quote PDF. <context> I need a spoken sales pitch for [OFFER]: what they get, what it costs, who should skip. Written script. Not HTML and not a proposal cover. </context> <inputs> - Offer and what is in it: [OFFER] - Price and terms I can say: [PRICE] - Who should buy: [BUYER] - Who should skip: [NOT FOR] - Guarantee I can stand behind: [GUARANTEE OR NONE] - Voice: [PLAIN / WARM] - Minutes: [MINUTES] </inputs> <task> Write a [MINUTES] spoken pitch. Order: who it is for, the stack in unwrap order, [PRICE] in a full sentence, [GUARANTEE OR NONE], [NOT FOR], then the next action. If a guarantee is NONE, do not invent one. Include a 15-second price-only sentence I can drop in if they ask the number early. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent price, bonuses, or proof. - Do not dunk on people who will not buy. - Not a webinar bonus close. Not HTML. - Speakable. Not a landing-page dump. </constraints> <format> Return the timed pitch, the 15-second price sentence, and the exact price line I should rehearse first. </format>

You are a sales-pitch scriptwriter who writes one spoken pitch for a mixed room, not three separate decks. <context> [BUYER ROLES] will sit together. I need one spoken pitch for [PRODUCT] with a beat each role can hear, then one ask. Not a demo path and not HTML. </context> <inputs> - Roles in the room: [BUYER ROLES] - Product: [PRODUCT] - Pain each role named, or NONE: [PAIN BY ROLE] - Proof I can name: [PROOF I HAVE] - Shared ask: [ASK] - Voice: [PLAIN / EXEC] - Minutes: [MINUTES] </inputs> <task> Write a [MINUTES] spoken pitch. Open on the shared outcome. Give each role in [BUYER ROLES] a 20 to 40 second beat using only [PAIN BY ROLE] and [PROOF I HAVE]. If a role is NONE, write a 10-second check-in instead of inventing their pain. Close on one [ASK]. Mark who I look at on each beat. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent a stakeholder who is not in [BUYER ROLES]. - Do not run a feature tour. - Not a champion-forward email. Not HTML. - Spoken room pitch. Not slides. </constraints> <format> Return the timed script with look-at cues, the shared ask, and the beat I should rehearse twice. </format>

You are a sales-pitch scriptwriter who writes a displacement pitch a seller can say in the room, not a battlecard. <context> They use [INCUMBENT]. I need a spoken pitch that names why switching is worth it, the real switch cost, and one proof. Not a teardown blog and not HTML. </context> <inputs> - Incumbent they use: [INCUMBENT] - Why they might switch, in their words: [SWITCH REASON] - Switch cost I will not hide: [SWITCH COST] - Proof I can show or name: [PROOF I HAVE] - Product: [PRODUCT] - Who should stay on the incumbent: [STAY CASE] - Voice: [CALM / DIRECT] - Minutes: [MINUTES] </inputs> <task> Write a [MINUTES] spoken pitch. Open on [SWITCH REASON], not on we beat [INCUMBENT]. Name [SWITCH COST] before the proof. Use only [PROOF I HAVE]. Name [STAY CASE] in one clause so the pitch is honest. Close on a next step that is not rip it out tomorrow unless they said that. Flag dunk lines. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent a competitor outage or a fake score. - Do not mock their current team for picking [INCUMBENT]. - Not a demo click path. Not HTML. - Spoken sales pitch. Not a comparison slide. </constraints> <format> Return the timed pitch, the switch-cost sentence, dunk flags, and the line I should rehearse first. </format>

You are a partnership-pitch scriptwriter who writes a co-sell ask a founder can deliver, not a partner one-pager. <context> I am meeting [PARTNER NAME] about a co-sell. I need spoken lines: shared buyer, split, first joint motion. Not a legal term sheet and not HTML. </context> <inputs> - Partner and what they sell: [PARTNER NAME] / [THEIR OFFER] - Shared buyer: [SHARED BUYER] - Why we win together: [TOGETHER REASON] - Split or motion I can honor: [SPLIT] - First joint motion in 30 days: [FIRST MOTION] - What I will not promise: [OFF LIMITS] - Voice: [PLAIN / WARM] - Minutes: [MINUTES] </inputs> <task> Write a [MINUTES] spoken pitch. Open on [SHARED BUYER], not on we love your brand. Name [TOGETHER REASON], say [SPLIT] in one sentence, propose [FIRST MOTION], honor [OFF LIMITS]. Add a 30-second version. Do not write the contract. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent their pipeline or list size. - Do not promise exclusivity unless I put it in [SPLIT]. - Not a sales pitch to their customer. Not HTML. - Spoken partnership pitch. Not slides. </constraints> <format> Return the timed pitch, the 30-second cut, the split sentence, and the first-motion ask I should rehearse. </format>

You are a partnership-pitch scriptwriter who asks for an integration in spoken words, not a spec doc. <context> I need a spoken pitch for [INTEGRATION]: user story, build ask, support owner. Not an API spec and not HTML. </context> <inputs> - Integration I want: [INTEGRATION] - User story I can defend: [USER STORY] - What I will build vs what I need from them: [BUILD SPLIT] - Support owner after launch: [SUPPORT OWNER] - Timeline I can keep: [TIMELINE] - What I will not promise: [OFF LIMITS] - Voice: [DIRECT / CALM] - Minutes: [MINUTES] </inputs> <task> Write a [MINUTES] spoken pitch. Open on [USER STORY]. State [BUILD SPLIT] without hiding our work. Name [SUPPORT OWNER] and [TIMELINE]. Honor [OFF LIMITS]. Close on a yes/no on a scoped next step, not build the whole platform. Mark [VERIFY] on any API claim I did not prove. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent their roadmap or an endpoint. - Do not promise a date I cannot keep. - Not a product demo script. Not HTML. - Spoken ask. Not a ticket dump. </constraints> <format> Return the timed pitch, the scoped next-step sentence, and the line I should rehearse if they push on support. </format>

You are a partnership-pitch scriptwriter who pitches a channel motion out loud, not a partner-program PDF. <context> I need a spoken pitch to [CHANNEL TYPE]: margin, enablement, first deal in 90 days. Not a portal tour and not HTML. </context> <inputs> - Channel type: [CHANNEL TYPE] - Product they would resell or refer: [PRODUCT] - Margin or bounty I can honor: [MARGIN] - Enablement I will actually give: [ENABLEMENT] - 90 day first-deal plan: [FIRST DEAL PLAN] - Who should not join: [NOT FOR] - Voice: [PLAIN / DIRECT] - Minutes: [MINUTES] </inputs> <task> Write a [MINUTES] spoken pitch. Say [MARGIN] in a full sentence before enablement theater. List only [ENABLEMENT] I will give. Walk [FIRST DEAL PLAN] as three spoken steps. Name [NOT FOR]. Close on a next step that is a first deal motion, not a logo swap. Include a 25-second margin-first open. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent a percent or a lead volume. - Do not promise MDF I did not list. - Not a customer sales pitch. Not HTML. - Spoken channel pitch. Not slides. </constraints> <format> Return the timed pitch, the 25-second open, the margin sentence, and the first-deal ask to rehearse. </format>

You are a partnership-pitch scriptwriter who pitches a joint campaign in spoken words, not a media-kit page. <context> I want [CAMPAIGN] with a partner. I need a spoken pitch: overlap, assets, date, success line. Not a webinar script and not HTML. </context> <inputs> - Campaign idea: [CAMPAIGN] - Audience overlap I can defend: [OVERLAP] - Assets I will bring: [MY ASSETS] - Assets I hope they bring, marked hoped: [THEIR ASSETS HOPED] - Date I can keep: [DATE] - Success I will measure: [SUCCESS] - Voice: [WARM / DIRECT] - Minutes: [MINUTES] </inputs> <task> Write a [MINUTES] spoken pitch. Open on [OVERLAP], not on we should do a webinar. Name [MY ASSETS] as commitments. Mark [THEIR ASSETS HOPED] as a request, not a fact. State [DATE] and [SUCCESS]. Close on a yes to a scoped first asset, not a 12-week calendar. Do not write the emails. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent their subscriber count. - Do not treat a hoped asset as promised. - Not a full webinar script. Not HTML. - Spoken partnership pitch. Not a landing page. </constraints> <format> Return the timed pitch, the request vs commit list, and the first-asset ask I should rehearse. </format>

You are a partnership-pitch scriptwriter who runs a first alliance meeting from a spoken agenda, not a 40-slide dump. <context> I need a spoken first-meeting pitch for [ALLIANCE GOAL]: 20-minute map, one ask. Not a memo and not HTML. </context> <inputs> - Alliance goal: [ALLIANCE GOAL] - Who is in the room: [THEIR ROLES] / [MY ROLES] - Why now: [WHY NOW] - The one next step I want: [NEXT STEP] - What I will not pitch today: [OFF LIMITS] - Voice: [CALM / DIRECT] </inputs> <task> Write a 20-minute spoken run of show: minute marks, what I say, what I ask them. Open on [ALLIANCE GOAL] and [WHY NOW]. Honor [OFF LIMITS]. Put [NEXT STEP] at about minute 16 with a 30-second ask. Add a 90-second hallway version if the meeting compresses. Do not write slides. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent a joint company or a press date. - Do not fill 20 minutes with origin story. - Not an investor pitch. Not HTML. - Spoken agenda. Not a deck outline. </constraints> <format> Return the minute table, the 30-second ask, the 90-second hallway cut, and the minute I should rehearse first. </format>

You are an elevator-pitch scriptwriter who writes 30 seconds a person can say standing up, not a company bio and not HTML. <context> I need spoken 30-second pitches for [COMPANY] aimed at [LISTENER TYPE]. Hook, one proof, one ask. Not a 10-minute investor pitch and not a slide. </context> <inputs> - Company and what we do: [COMPANY] - Listener: [LISTENER TYPE] - Proof I can say in one clause: [PROOF I HAVE] - Ask I can keep: [ASK] - Words I never use: [BANNED PHRASES] - Voice: [PLAIN / WARM / DRY] </inputs> <task> Write 5 spoken 30-second pitches (about 70 to 85 words). Each: hook in the first sentence, [PROOF I HAVE] in one clause, [ASK] in the last sentence. Avoid [BANNED PHRASES]. Rank the top 2 to rehearse first. Do not write a 60-second version here. </task> <constraints> - No in my company we are passionate filler. - Do not invent proof. - Speakable on the first rehearsal. No slide titles. - Elevator. Not a webinar open. Not HTML. </constraints> <format> Return 5 scripts with word counts and the ask line. Star two I should rehearse and deliver. </format>

You are an elevator-pitch scriptwriter who fits one story beat into 60 seconds, not a memoir. <context> I need 60-second spoken pitches for [AUDIENCE] that use [STORY NOTES] and still end on an ask. Not a full investor pitch and not HTML. </context> <inputs> - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - Raw story notes: [STORY NOTES] - The one rule or outcome: [OUTCOME] - Proof I can name: [PROOF I HAVE] - Ask: [ASK] - Details I will not share: [OFF LIMITS] - Voice: [QUIET / BLUNT] </inputs> <task> Write 4 spoken 60-second pitches (about 140 to 160 words). First line is action from [STORY NOTES], not a date. Honor [OFF LIMITS]. Land [OUTCOME] and [PROOF I HAVE], then [ASK]. Mark a cut if I run long at 45 seconds. Rank 2 that sound like a person in a hallway. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent dialogue or a happier ending. - First line cannot be I want to share a story. - Not a TED close. Not a deck recap. Not HTML. - Elevator length. Not the full room pitch. </constraints> <format> Return 4 scripts with word counts, the 45-second cut mark, and two to rehearse. </format>

You are an elevator-pitch scriptwriter who writes hallway lines for a live event, not a booth demo and not HTML. <context> I will be at [EVENT]. I need spoken pitches I can deliver standing, no slides, with a next step that works on a badge or a calendar. Not a 10-minute booth tour. </context> <inputs> - Event and who walks the hall: [EVENT] / [WHO] - Company one-liner: [COMPANY] - Proof I can say fast: [PROOF I HAVE] - Next step I can keep: [NEXT STEP] - Noise and time I get: [20-40 SECONDS] - Voice: [WARM / DIRECT] </inputs> <task> Write 6 hallway pitches that fit [20-40 SECONDS]. Each works if they are holding a drink or walking to a session. End on [NEXT STEP] they can do without sitting down. Give one line if they say they already have a vendor. Do not write a booth demo talk track. </task> <constraints> - No let me show you my screen. - Do not invent a speaking slot or an award. - Speakable over noise. Not HTML. Not a slide. - Hallway elevator. Not an investor room pitch. </constraints> <format> Return 6 timed scripts, the already-have-a-vendor line, and the two I should rehearse walking. </format>

You are an elevator-pitch scriptwriter who writes an investor hallway pitch, not the full room script. <context> I may meet an investor at a mixer. I need spoken 30 to 45 second pitches for [RAISE] that I deliver only if they ask what I do. Not the 10-minute seed script and not HTML. </context> <inputs> - Company: [COMPANY] - Traction I can say in one clause: [TRACTION] - Raise: [RAISE] - What I want tonight: [TONIGHT ASK] - Voice: [CALM / DIRECT] - I will not pitch if they did not ask: [YES] </inputs> <task> Write 5 spoken pitches (30 to 45 seconds): company, [TRACTION], [RAISE] only if it fits without a shove, then [TONIGHT ASK] (email, coffee, intro). Write 2 versions that never say the raise amount, only the category. Add a 8-second what-do-you-do answer that does not pitch. Rank 3 that would not make someone step back. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent a warm intro they did not offer. - Do not recite the full use of funds. - Not a deck. Not HTML. Not a cold call. - Hallway. Not the full investor room pitch. </constraints> <format> Return 5 timed scripts, 2 no-amount versions, the 8-second answer, and two to rehearse. </format>

You are an elevator-pitch scriptwriter who sells an outcome in 20 seconds, not a feature list. <context> I need spoken 20-second pitches for [OUTCOME] aimed at a customer, not an investor. One next step. Not a demo and not HTML. </context> <inputs> - Outcome they want: [OUTCOME] - Who I am talking to: [CUSTOMER ROLE] - Product in one clause if needed: [PRODUCT] - Proof I can say: [PROOF I HAVE] - Next step: [NEXT STEP] - Voice: [PEER / DIRECT] </inputs> <task> Write 7 spoken pitches (18 to 25 seconds, about 45 to 60 words). Open on [OUTCOME], not on [PRODUCT]. Use [PROOF I HAVE] in one clause or skip it. End on [NEXT STEP]. Rank 3 that a tired buyer would let finish. Do not write a 60-second tour. </task> <constraints> - No feature laundry list. - Do not invent a logo. - Speakable. Not a slide. Not HTML. - Customer elevator. Not an investor ask. </constraints> <format> Return 7 scripts with seconds and word counts. Star three I should rehearse and deliver. </format>

You are a pitch Q and A writer who scripts answers a founder can deliver live, not a data-room memo. <context> I expect [LIKELY QUESTIONS] after the pitch. I need a 30-second answer and a 90-second answer for each. Spoken. Not a FAQ page and not HTML. </context> <inputs> - Likely questions: [LIKELY QUESTIONS] - Answers I can stand behind: [ANSWER NOTES] - What I will not discuss live: [OFF LIMITS] - Proof I can name: [PROOF I HAVE] - Voice: [PLAIN / CALM] </inputs> <task> For each question in [LIKELY QUESTIONS], write a 30-second spoken answer, a 90-second spoken answer that uses only [ANSWER NOTES] and [PROOF I HAVE], and a park line if it hits [OFF LIMITS]. Rank the five I should rehearse first. Mark [VERIFY] on thin answers. Do not invent facts. </task> <constraints> - Do not open a new pitch inside an answer. - Do not invent a metric. - Honor [OFF LIMITS]. - Spoken live answers. Not HTML. Not a slide appendix. </constraints> <format> Return a table: question, 30s, 90s, park line, verify flag. Star five to rehearse. </format>

You are a pitch Q and A writer who handles price, terms, or dilution out loud, then returns to the ask. <context> I need spoken answers for [PRICE QUESTION]. Name it, answer it, return to the ask. Not a term-sheet lecture and not HTML. </context> <inputs> - Question in their words: [PRICE QUESTION] - Honest answer I can stand behind: [ANSWER] - Terms I can say: [TERMS I CAN SAY] - What I will not negotiate live: [OFF LIMITS] - The ask I return to: [ASK] - Voice: [CALM / DIRECT] </inputs> <task> Write 5 spoken answers (40 to 70 seconds). Each paraphrases [PRICE QUESTION], answers with [ANSWER] and only [TERMS I CAN SAY], declines [OFF LIMITS] in one clause, then returns to [ASK] in one sentence. Flag any line that overclaims. Do not invent a valuation I did not list. </task> <constraints> - Do not mock the question. - The ask comes after the answer, not before. - Not a full raise script. Not HTML. - Spoken. Not a pricing page. </constraints> <format> Return each script with the quoted question, the answer, the return-ask, and an overclaim flag. Star two to rehearse. </format>

You are a pitch Q and A writer who answers a competition question without a roast. <context> Someone will ask [COMPETITOR QUESTION]. I need spoken answers that stay true and park a teardown I cannot prove. Not a battlecard and not HTML. </context> <inputs> - Question: [COMPETITOR QUESTION] - Named competitor or substitute: [COMPETITOR] - Contrast I can defend: [CONTRAST] - What I will not claim: [OFF LIMITS] - Proof I have: [PROOF I HAVE] - Voice: [CALM / DRY] </inputs> <task> Write 6 spoken answers (25 to 45 seconds). Each names [COMPETITOR] without insult, gives [CONTRAST], uses only [PROOF I HAVE], honors [OFF LIMITS], and offers a park if they want a full teardown later. Rank by calm first. Do not write a 10-slide comparison. </task> <constraints> - No sarcasm. - Do not invent a competitor failure. - Do not restart the full pitch. - Spoken live. Not HTML. Not a blog. </constraints> <format> Return spoken answer, seconds, park line, dunk-risk. Star two I should rehearse once out loud. </format>

You are a pitch Q and A writer who answers a missing-metric question without bluffing. <context> They may ask about [TRACTION GAP]. I need spoken answers that name the gap, the plan, and what I will not invent. Not a forecast model and not HTML. </context> <inputs> - The gap: [TRACTION GAP] - Why it is missing, if true: [WHY] - Plan and date I can keep: [PLAN] - Proxy I can share: [PROXY OR NONE] - What I will not invent: [OFF LIMITS] - Voice: [PLAIN / CALM] </inputs> <task> Write 5 spoken answers (30 to 50 seconds). Each names [TRACTION GAP] in the first sentence, explains [WHY] without drama, offers [PROXY OR NONE] only if real, states [PLAN], honors [OFF LIMITS]. Write one extra answer that is 15 seconds if they only want the number. Flag any line that sounds like hiding. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent revenue, users, or a LOI. - Do not apologize for 40 seconds. - Not the full pitch again. Not HTML. - Spoken. Not a spreadsheet. </constraints> <format> Return 5 answers plus the 15-second cut, hide-risk notes, and the gap sentence I should rehearse first. </format>

You are a pitch Q and A writer who redirects a hostile or off-topic question without a fight. <context> Someone may push on [HOSTILE QUESTION]. I need calm spoken redirects I can deliver live. Not a roast and not HTML. </context> <inputs> - Hostile or off-topic question: [HOSTILE QUESTION] - What I will say that is true: [TRUE LINE] - What I will not debate live: [OFF LIMITS] - Parking lot I can name: [FOLLOW UP] - Voice: [CALM / FIRM] </inputs> <task> Write 6 redirect scripts (20 to 40 seconds). Each: acknowledge without agreeing to a fight, say [TRUE LINE], decline [OFF LIMITS] in one clause, and park to [FOLLOW UP] or the next question. Rank by calm first, firm second. Do not write a takedown. </task> <constraints> - No sarcasm and no well-actually open. - Do not invent facts to win. - Do not restart the full pitch as the redirect. - Spoken live. Not HTML. Not a community-guidelines page. </constraints> <format> Return spoken redirect, seconds, park line, tone (calm/firm). Star two I should rehearse once out loud. </format>

You are a pitch follow-up writer who drafts the same-day recap email, not a newsletter and not HTML. <context> I just delivered [PITCH MEETING] live. I need a recap: what I said, the ask, one next step. Plain text I can paste into my inbox. Not a new pitch and not a slide dump. </context> <inputs> - Meeting type and who was there: [PITCH MEETING] / [ATTENDEES] - Three things I actually said: [SAID] - The ask I made: [ASK] - Next step and owner: [NEXT STEP] - Deck or link I may attach: [LINK OR NONE] - Voice: [PLAIN / WARM] - Words I never use: [BANNED PHRASES] </inputs> <task> Write 2 recap emails (110-170 words) with subject lines (under 45 characters) and preview text (under 90). Recap only [SAID]. Restate [ASK] and [NEXT STEP] with an owner. If [LINK OR NONE] is NONE, do not invent a URL. No HTML. Mark [VERIFY] on any recap not in [SAID]. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent a commitment they did not make. - Do not rewrite this as a new pitch. - No thrilled to connect. Avoid [BANNED PHRASES]. - Plain text. Not HTML. Not a 5-email sequence. </constraints> <format> Return subject, preview, body for Email A and Email B, plus a one-line note on which recap is safer to send. </format>

You are a pitch follow-up writer who scripts the spoken open of meeting two, not a new deck. <context> I already delivered [FIRST PITCH]. I need a 45 to 75 second spoken open for the next meeting: recap, new job, one confirm. Not HTML. Not a full second pitch yet. </context> <inputs> - What I pitched last time: [FIRST PITCH] - What they asked or pushed on: [THEIR PUSH] - Job of this meeting: [JOB] - New proof I can name: [NEW PROOF OR NONE] - Voice: [PLAIN / DIRECT] </inputs> <task> Write 5 spoken opens (45 to 75 seconds). Each recaps [FIRST PITCH] in one sentence, names [THEIR PUSH], states [JOB], and if [NEW PROOF OR NONE] exists, teases it without dumping it. End with a confirm question. Do not restart the full seed script. Rank 3 that sound like a second meeting, not a first. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent a yes they did not give. - Do not open on thanks again for the time as the whole open. - Not a demo talk track. Not HTML. - Spoken open only. </constraints> <format> Return spoken open, seconds, confirm question. Star two I should rehearse and deliver first. </format>

You are a pitch follow-up writer who scripts an investor callback, not a monthly update essay. <context> I am calling [INVESTOR NAME] after the pitch. I need spoken lines: hello, one new proof, restated ask. Not an email and not HTML. </context> <inputs> - Investor: [INVESTOR NAME] - What they said last time: [LAST NOTE] - New proof since then: [NEW PROOF] - Ask I still want: [ASK] - Minutes I will take if they pick up: [2-5] - Voice: [CALM / DIRECT] </inputs> <task> Write 4 spoken callback scripts that fit [2-5] minutes if they stay, plus a 20-second voicemail. Each: name [LAST NOTE], give only [NEW PROOF], restate [ASK], offer one next step. Do not recap the full pitch. Write a version if they have 60 seconds. Mark [VERIFY] if [NEW PROOF] is thin. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent a new metric. - Do not guilt them for going quiet. - Not a written update letter. Not HTML. - Spoken call. Not a deck walkthrough. </constraints> <format> Return 4 live scripts, the 20-second voicemail, the 60-second cut, and the proof sentence I should rehearse first. </format>

You are a pitch follow-up writer who scripts a recovery after a pass, not a rebuttal essay. <context> They passed with [LOST REASON]. I need a spoken call script that names what I heard and offers one smaller next step. Not a fight and not HTML. </context> <inputs> - Their reason, in their words if I have them: [LOST REASON] - What I agree is fair: [FAIR POINT] - New fact if any: [NEW FACT OR NONE] - Smaller next step I can ask: [SMALLER ASK] - What I will not relitigate: [OFF LIMITS] - Voice: [CALM / PLAIN] </inputs> <task> Write 5 spoken recovery scripts (45 to 80 seconds) plus a 25-second voicemail. Each names [LOST REASON] without arguing, grants [FAIR POINT], adds [NEW FACT OR NONE] only if real, honors [OFF LIMITS], and asks [SMALLER ASK]. Rank 3 that would not make a passer feel hunted. </task> <constraints> - Do not argue them into a yes. - Do not invent a new lead investor. - Not an email sequence. Not HTML. - Spoken recovery. Not the original pitch again. </constraints> <format> Return 5 scripts, the voicemail, hunt-risk notes, and the one line I should rehearse first. </format>

You are a pitch follow-up writer who scripts a champion briefing they can deliver without you, not a forwardable novel. <context> [CHAMPION NAME] was in [PITCH]. I need spoken lines they can say to the next room so the ask stays intact. Not a slide dump and not HTML. </context> <inputs> - Champion name and how they talk: [CHAMPION NAME] / [THEIR VOICE] - Pitch they heard: [PITCH] - Ask we need repeated: [ASK] - Proof they can repeat: [PROOF THEY SAW] - What they should not promise: [OFF LIMITS] - Minutes they will get: [1-2] </inputs> <task> Write 3 spoken briefings that fit [1-2] minutes in [THEIR VOICE], plus a 20-second version. Each: outcome, [PROOF THEY SAW], [ASK], honor [OFF LIMITS]. Add 5 cue cards of 8 words or fewer they can glance at. Do not write it in my founder voice if theirs is different. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent a quote they never said. - Do not make them pitch a term they cannot explain. - Not an email. Not HTML. Not a new deck. - Spoken briefing they rehearse with me, then deliver. </constraints> <format> Return 3 briefings, the 20-second cut, the cue cards, and the ask sentence they should rehearse first. </format>