50 investor research prompts for Claude, in five steps
50 copy-paste prompts for researching investors with Claude or ChatGPT: define your raise, map the firms, read their deals, find the decision maker, route the outreach.
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50 copy-paste prompts for researching investors with Claude or ChatGPT: define your raise, map the firms, read their deals, find the decision maker, route the outreach.
Choosing a DocSend alternative for your pitch deck? The six things that matter when sharing a deck with investors, and a look at SendNow, our partner.
A practical system for raising from family offices: find the ones that fit, map the people, use warm paths, write for one person, then learn and repeat. With Claude prompts.
We read 1,962 cold emails founders sent to investors through VC Boom. 50 got replies. Here is what those 50 had in common, with the honest numbers.
The product works and the users are real. The capital is for acquisition, not research. Here is how to frame that ask, which investors can actually write the cheque, and the four numbers that carry the pitch.
We counted every investor tagged AI in our database: 7,242 of them, across 56 countries. Here is the stage split, the geography, and the cheque-size band most solo AI founders are actually raising into.
How to use VC Boom's Memo Writer to build the two page memo a partner forwards to their team, and why resending the deck kills warm replies.
A walkthrough of VC Boom's Outreacher agent: how it writes short, high-signal investor emails, how to send them in batches of 20, and how to read the reply data.
How to use the VC Boom Data Room Curator to build, pressure-test and maintain your data room before an investor asks for it.
A walkthrough of the Sourcer agent: how to build a shortlist of investors who can actually write your cheque, and how to cut it down honestly.
How to turn a raw list of fund names into named partners with verified emails, and why skipping this step kills most cold outreach before it starts.
How to give every investor conversation a stage and a dated next action, and what to do when a fund goes quiet for eleven days.
Upload a PDF, get seven dimension scores in under 90 seconds, and learn the discipline of fixing only your lowest two slides before re-scoring.
What is liquidation preference? The term sheet clause that decides whether founders keep millions or walk away with nothing. Plain-language breakdown.
Down rounds are brutal but survivable. Learn how to structure terms, keep your equity, and preserve board control when valuation drops.
The option pool shuffle dilutes founders 5-10% before a VC invests a dollar. Learn the math, spot the clause, and negotiate it out of your term sheet.
We analyzed 6 months of outreach data. The best cold email length investors actually replied to was under 100 words. Here's what worked.
We scored 1,200+ decks and tracked outcomes. One dimension predicts fundraising success. The rest? Noise. Here's what actually moves the needle.
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