Writing

Make a playful case for an upgrade

Turn a purchase decision into a short, funny, evidence-based presentation.

Added Sep 15, 2026Editorial selection

Prompt

MAKE IT YOURS

Make a short, playful pitch deck explaining why I should upgrade from [current product] to [new product]. Include the real benefits, total cost, what I would give up, and the strongest argument for keeping what I have. Use current sources for specifications and prices. End with a balanced recommendation in my voice.

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