Go Beyond Obvious
Week 60
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Why feed all pages to the AI if you can pinpoint the relevant ones on the fly? This strategy uses your website’s search feature or Google’s “site:” query to find specific information, then lets the AI analyze those results. For instance, if you have a question about your site, first perform a targeted search (e.g., site:yourdomain.com keyword) to pull up the most relevant pages or sections. Copy the relevant snippets or URLs into your prompt for the AI to summarize or answer questions about. By smartly retrieving just what’s needed, you enable the model to draw on site-wide knowledge indirectly – covering the whole site via targeted pieces. It’s an easy, real-world method that uses tools at hand (search engines) to extend the AI’s reach across your content.
What It Is: This is a suite of AI personas that simulate the key players in the fundraising process. It includes personas like a skeptical venture capitalist who will poke holes in your business model, a pitch coach who specializes in narrative storytelling, and a financial analyst who can help you frame your projections.
Why It's Used: Crafting a narrative for investors is a different skill than marketing to customers. These personas are used to pressure-test your business idea and refine your story specifically for an investor audience. They help you anticipate difficult questions, strengthen your financial arguments, and build a compelling pitch deck that clearly communicates your vision, market opportunity, and potential for high returns. This process helps you walk into investor meetings with more confidence and a much stronger case.
