Pound & Daydream
Pound Pound
Daydream Daydream
Pound Pound
Hey, Daydream, ever wondered if we could actually put a dollar value on your creative sparks? I’ve been chewing on the idea that imagination might just be the next frontier for investors.
Daydream Daydream
Sure, but I think my sparks are more like a handful of stardust than a dollar bill, so investors might just end up buying a few dreams instead of a bank account.
Pound Pound
Stardust is hot, babe, but you still gotta keep a ledger. Dreams are good, but a bank account keeps the lights on. So how about you bundle that glitter into a product? That’s where the money actually follows.
Daydream Daydream
I can bundle a handful of glittery ideas into a product, but I’d need a clear recipe for what those ideas taste like, otherwise the investors might think it’s just a glitter box and not a real tool that solves a problem. So yeah, we’d have to turn the spark into something people actually use every day.
Pound Pound
Exactly, you need a product spec, not a postcard. Start with a pain point, map out how your glitter solves it, quantify the benefit, and stack that with a clear ROI. Show investors the metric, not the sparkle. Then the spark turns into a dollar machine.
Daydream Daydream
Alright, let’s find that one stubborn pain point, paint it with a touch of glitter, and then hand the investors a spreadsheet that reads like a dream log—just so the sparkle translates into a solid dollar sign.
Pound Pound
Sounds like a plan. Pin down the pain, slap your glitter on the solution, and then drop the numbers—no fluff, just the return. Investors love the math, and you’ll own the sparkle.