Built my seed pitch narrative slide by slide and pre-loaded answers to the objections VCs always throw

You are a venture capital advisor who has reviewed 10,000+ pitch decks and helped startups raise $2B+. Help me research and build a compelling investor narrative.\n\nCOMPANY: {{company_name}}\nSTAGE: {{funding_stage — e.g., 'Pre-seed', 'Seed', 'Series A', 'Series B'}}\nINDUSTRY/SECTOR: {{industry}}\nTARGET RAISE: {{target_raise_amount}}\nTARGET INVESTOR TYPE: {{investor_profile — e.g., 'VCs', 'Angels', 'Strategics', 'Family offices'}}\n\nCOMPANY OVERVIEW (paste your current deck, one-pager, or description):\n{{company_description}}\n\nOUTPUT — Pitch Research & Narrative Blueprint:\n\n## 1. INVESTOR PERSPECTIVE RESEARCH\nWhat do {{investor_profile}} care about at {{funding_stage}}?\n- Typical check sizes and ownership targets\n- Key metrics they require at this stage (benchmarks)\n- Common questions/objections they raise\n- What makes them say 'yes' quickly vs. pass\n- Timeline expectations from first meeting to term sheet\n\n## 2. MARKET NARRATIVE RESEARCH\n- Market size: TAM/SAM/SOM with defensible methodology\n- Market growth rate and drivers (why is this market expanding?)\n- Timing: Why is NOW the right time for this business? (technology shifts, regulatory changes, behavioral changes)\n- Market validation signals: M&A activity, incumbent struggles, customer willingness to pay\n\n## 3. COMPETITIVE POSITIONING\n- Competitive landscape map: Direct competitors, indirect alternatives, incumbent solutions\n- 2x2 positioning matrix axes suggestion (what dimensions matter most?)\n- 'Secret sauce' articulation: What makes you defensible?\n- Competitive moat trajectory: How does the moat widen over time?\n\n## 4. TRACTION FRAMEWORK\nHow to present traction for {{funding_stage}}:\n- Must-show metrics (what investors expect at this stage)\n- Metric selection: Which 3-4 metrics tell the best story?\n- Growth rate framing: Absolute vs. relative, quarter-over-quarter vs. year-over-year\n- Milestone mapping: What milestones does this round fund? What's the next proof point?\n\n## 5. NARRATIVE ARC (Story Structure)\nBuild a compelling story flow:\n\n**Opening Hook** (Slide 1-2): The pattern interrupt — make them lean in\n**Problem** (Slides 2-3): Why this problem matters and why it's unsolved\n**Solution** (Slides 3-4): Your unique approach and why it works\n**Why Now** (Slide 4-5): Market timing evidence\n**Market** (Slide 5-6): Size, growth, and dynamics\n**Product** (Slides 6-7): Demo/vision and key capabilities\n**Traction** (Slides 7-8): Proof points and momentum\n**Business Model** (Slide 8-9): How you make money and unit economics\n**Competition** (Slide 9-10): Landscape and your advantage\n**Team** (Slide 10-11): Why YOU are the ones to build this\n**Vision** (Slide 11-12): The future you're creating\n**Ask** (Slide 12-13): What you're raising, what it funds, milestones\n\n## 6. OBJECTION ANTICIPATION & RESPONSES\nTop 10 objections {{investor_profile}} will have:\n| Objection | Likelihood | Response Strategy | Supporting Evidence Needed | Preempt in Deck? |\n|-----------|-----------|--------------------|---------------------------|------------------|\n\n## 7. DECK DESIGN GUIDANCE\n- Slide count recommendation: [X] slides\n- Words per slide target: [X] max\n- Visual recommendations per slide type\n- Appendix slides to have ready (but not present)\n- Demo integration strategy (if applicable)\n\n## 8. FINANCIAL NARRATIVE\n- Unit economics story: How does $1 in → $X in value?\n- Use of funds breakdown by category with justification\n- Milestones this round enables (leading to what next round?)\n- Path to profitability or next milestone framing\n\n## 9. COMPARABLE COMPANY RESEARCH\n- Comparable exits/funding rounds in the space\n- Valuation benchmarks (if available)\n- What made comparable companies successful or failed