12 Ways to Leverage AI in Your Pitch

 

#1: to more effectively answer the question, “What is your startup building?”

#2: to more effectively answer the question, “Who are you?”

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#1: to more effectively answer the question, “What is your startup building?”

You’re about to meet a very cool company…

Yours.

In ~10 minutes, you’ll uncover compelling parts of your company story that even you may have overlooked. This isn’t about polishing a sales pitch; it’s about finding the words that make audiences, large or small, lean in and say, “Tell me more.”

Exercise A:
Discover Your Company’s Compelling Narrative

  • Go to NotebookLM → Create a new Notebook.

  • Add your website URL as a single source for your Notebook.

  • In the right-hand Studio panel, under Deep Dive Conversation, click Generate.

  • After ~5 minutes, listen to the results.

  • Create an intro script (75-150 words) as if you were introducing your company on a podcast or to someone you just met at a networking event.

  • Create multiple versions tailored to different audiences and test them with real people to gauge their reactions. Ask for feedback.

Exercise B:
Curiosity-Boosting One-Liners

  • Open ChatGPT. → Create a new Chat.

  • Add your Intro Script from Exercise A to your Chat as a file or from the clipboard.

  • Then, use a prompt something like this:

    “Using my Intro Script, create 10 powerful, memorable, and fun similes or analogies to describe what my startup is building, aimed at someone who doesn’t know me yet. These should spark curiosity and invite follow-up questions.”

  • From the results, select 1-2 of your favorites and test them with real people to gauge their reactions. Ask for feedback.

  • Think conversation starters, not an elevator pitch.

 
 

#2: to more effectively answer the question, “Who are you?”

You’re about to meet someone fascinating…

Yourself.

In ~10 minutes, you’ll uncover compelling parts of your story that even you may have overlooked. This is about being more authentic, honest, and memorable by finding the words that make audiences, large or small, lean in and say, “Tell me more.”

Exercise A:
Discover Your Compelling Narrative

  • Export your LinkedIn profile as a PDF or copy everything from your profile to your clipboard.

  • Go to NotebookLM → Create a new Notebook.

  • Upload your PDF or paste your profile text into “Copied Text” and click Insert.

  • In the right-hand Studio panel, under Deep Dive Conversation, click Generate.

  • After ~5 minutes, listen to the results.

  • Create an intro script (75-150 words) as if you were introducing yourself on a podcast or to someone you just met at a networking event.

  • Create multiple versions tailored to different audiences and test them with real people to gauge their reactions. Ask for feedback.

Exercise B:
Curiosity-Boosting One-Liners

  • Open ChatGPT. → Create a new Chat.

  • Add your LinkedIn profile PDF or copied text to the Chat.

  • Then, use a prompt something like this:

    “Take this data about me and create 10 powerful, memorable, and fun similes or analogies to describe what I do, aimed at someone who doesn’t know me yet. These should spark curiosity and invite follow-up questions.”

  • Pick one or two of your favorites and continue prompting:

    “Create 10 more along the lines of #3 and #7.

  • From the results, select 1-2 of your favorite one-liners and test them with real people to gauge their reactions. Ask for feedback.

  • Think conversation starters, not an elevator pitch.

#3: to more effectively answer the question, “Who are you?”

#4: to more effectively answer the question, “Who are you?”

 

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  1. Pitch Decks - single source of truth

  1. Single source of truth for your decks & content

  1. Locating slides

    1. Instantaneous identification of slide deck and slide number

  2. Meeting Transcripts (coaches + mentors)

    1. Meetings, coaching, mentoring, workshops, seminars, + email & docs

  3. Questions and Answers and Objection Handling

    1. All employees can learn from this

  4. Consistencies between data sources

    1. Eg: Your data locker review

  5. Agents are coming online now

    1. Find companies that…add CEO contact and email, summarize the company, and create a spreadsheet with this information

  6. Investor-ready knowledge vault

    1. Keep all investor Q&A, pitch feedback, and due diligence materials in one place so you can respond fast and with consistent answers.

  7. Customer insight accelerator

    1. Aggregate feedback from support tickets, surveys, social media, and sales calls into one searchable source to spot trends and inform product decisions.

  8. Onboarding autopilot

    1. Create an instant training hub from past meeting notes, SOPs, and demos so new hires get up to speed without draining senior team time.

  9. Pitch refinement lab

    1. Easily pull the best phrasing, stories, and data points from past presentations and coaching sessions to sharpen your next investor or customer pitch.

1. Investor-Ready Knowledge Hub

  • Upload your pitch deck, executive summary, financial model, and market research.

  • Ask NotebookLM to summarize key points, prepare a concise 60-second pitch, or craft answers to common investor questions.

  • 🔑 Advantage: Cuts prep time for investor meetings and ensures consistency in your story.

2. Competitive Intel Command Center

  • Feed it competitor profiles, market reports, press releases, and analyst notes.

  • Use it to spot competitor positioning, product gaps, and differentiators.

  • 🔑 Advantage: Helps refine your unique value proposition and defend it in meetings.

3. Customer Story Extractor

  • Upload call transcripts, support tickets, and NPS feedback.

  • Have it find and summarize the best customer quotes or pain points for use in marketing, sales, or product development.

  • 🔑 Advantage: Turns scattered insights into powerful storytelling fuel.

4. “Why We Exist” Narrative Builder

  • Combine founder interviews, origin stories, and early wins into a structured narrative.

  • Ask NotebookLM to rewrite in different storytelling frameworks (Hero’s Journey, Problem–Outcome–Solution).

  • 🔑 Advantage: Keeps your messaging emotionally compelling and adaptable.

5. Sales Enablement Brain

  • Load in your sales scripts, email templates, case studies, and objections.

  • Ask it to tailor messaging for a specific prospect or industry.

  • 🔑 Advantage: Makes every sales rep sound like your best sales rep.

6. Product Vision Map

  • Upload PRDs, roadmap docs, user research, and competitor features.

  • Use it to generate summaries, spot feature gaps, or write product announcement copy.

  • 🔑 Advantage: Keeps the team aligned and lets you repackage technical info for non-technical stakeholders.

7. Internal Knowledge Base for New Hires

  • Store onboarding docs, policies, training materials, and “tribal knowledge” from founders.

  • Have NotebookLM answer “how do we…?” questions instantly.

  • 🔑 Advantage: Reduces onboarding friction and founder time spent repeating basics.

8. Grant, Award & Accelerator Applications

  • Upload prior application materials, boilerplate company info, and program criteria.

  • Ask it to draft answers that fit the tone and requirements of each new application.

  • 🔑 Advantage: Speeds up high-quality submissions and keeps messaging consistent.

9. Content Repurposing Engine

  • Feed it blog posts, whitepapers, webinars, and conference talks.

  • Ask it to produce tweet threads, LinkedIn posts, newsletters, or one-pagers.

  • 🔑 Advantage: Turns long-form content into a steady stream of bite-sized marketing.

10. “Always-On” Meeting Memory

  • Upload meeting transcripts and related documents.

  • Ask it to summarize action items, track recurring themes, and pull quotes for follow-up.

🔑 Advantage: Frees your brain from having to remember every detail and lets you act faster.