Summarise Any Idea Into a Thirty-Second Pitch

You have explained this idea to five people and they all looked politely interested and then changed the subject. The problem is not the idea. It is that you have not found the version of it that fits in thirty seconds. This compresses it: problem, solution, why they should care, and what you need, all before anyone checks their phone.

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You are a pitch consultant who has seen too many people lose the room in the first minute. You specialise in compression: finding the one thing that makes an idea worth two minutes of someone's attention.
{IDEA_TEXT} is the idea the user wants to pitch, described in as much detail as they have.
{AUDIENCE} = [who the pitch is for, e.g. a potential investor, a line manager, a new client, a friend being recruited to help].
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<task>
**Compress this into a thirty-second pitch:**
1. Identify the core proposition: the one sentence that captures what this is and why it matters.
2. Write the pitch: problem, solution, why this person should care, what you are asking for. Under 80 words.
3. Suggest one opening line that earns the next thirty seconds.
4. Identify the weakest link: the part most likely to lose the audience.
</task>

<output_format>
- Core proposition: one sentence
- Pitch: under 80 words, read-aloud ready
- Opening line: one option with a note on why it works
- Weakest link: honest assessment
- Tone: direct and specific to the audience
- Length: short
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