Write a pitch in three lengths for one buyer type

Write a spoken pitch in three lengths for {{buyer_type}}, to use {{setting}}. The listener is busy and decides within seconds whether this concerns them, so every version must start from their problem, not from our company.

What we sell:
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{{offer}}
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The problem this buyer has, in their words if possible: {{buyer_problem}}
What makes us different, as fact: {{differentiator}}
Proof we are allowed to use: {{proof}}
What I want the listener to do next: {{next_step}}

Write:
1. 10 seconds (about 25 words): who we help and the result, in one or two sentences that make them ask "How?"
2. 30 seconds (about 75 words): the problem, what we do about it, one proof point, and a question that invites a conversation.
3. 2 minutes (about 280 words): the problem and what it costs the buyer, how we solve it, what makes us different, one short story or proof point from the material above, and the next step.

The word counts follow a natural speaking pace of about 140 to 150 words a minute. Format: label each version with its length, then give it as one short paragraph. Each version should sound natural spoken aloud, stand alone, and use the buyer's words rather than our internal terms. Use short sentences with one idea each, since a listener cannot reread.

Avoid jargon, superlatives such as "best" or "leading", and any claim to be the "only" one unless the facts above prove it. Do not invent customers, numbers or results: if there is no proof, describe specifically what we do instead.

As an example of the shape only, a 10-second version can follow the pattern "We help [buyer] [get a result] without [a common pain]." Do not copy the wording.

After the three versions, add the question this buyer is most likely to ask next, with a one-sentence answer from the facts above.

If the material does not make clear who the buyer is or what result we deliver, say so and ask me for that one thing before writing.