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https://pitchdeckcoach.com/pitch-deck-template

Done correctly, a pitch deck is an effective way to answer common investor questions like:

  • What is your product?
  • What problem do you solve, and for whom?
  • Who are your competitors, and what sets your product apart?
  • How big is your market, and how fast is it growing?
  • How do you generate revenue, and how easily can you get to $100M in annual revenue?
  • How do you acquire and retain customers efficiently and at scale?
  • Why is your team the right team to build this product and business?
  • What is the roadmap for your product, company and the success metrics for each stage?
  • What is the strategy to manage key risks on the roadmap?
  • How much capital do you need to get from where you are now to escape velocity?


Sample gslides pitch deck

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/15y6i8BKUCQ4X0Hz6EtpLo3rVsoJyf5esZYKYbxHoZik/edit#slide=id.g243afba9509_0_49


Sample Slides for the Pitch Deck


Your pitch deck needs to address every aspect of your business that you might include in a business plan. Here's what to include on each slide:

Cover slide

Announce your big idea—the one thing you do better than anyone else. You have 10 seconds to hook your audience. Cover slide example.

VCI - Value Chain Innovation / Impact

Investment Summary slide

Summarize the highlights of your business and investment opportunity. Provide a teaser for what's to come. Investment Summary slide example.

VCF - Value Chain Investment funds summary

Team slide

Introduce a team with the experience and expertise to transform your opportunity into a large, profitable business. Team slide example.

VCT - Value Chain Team ( partners, vendors, community concepts too )

Problem slide

Describe the problem you solve. Identify your target customers (and users) and explain why they are frustrated with current solutions. Problem slide example.

VCP - Value Chain Problem Summary

Solution slide

Explain how you provide a better solution and list the unique benefits for customers and users. Solution slide example.

VCS - Value Chain Solution Summary

Product slide

Show how your product works in three simple steps. Keep it visual. Product slide example.

VCP - Value Chain Product Summary

Competition slide

List your competitors. Explain why your product is better than theirs in the eyes of your customers and users. Competition slide example.

VCSWOT - SWOT analysis

Business Model slide

Explain how you make money. Business Model slide example.

VCBM - VCE for the VCC

Market Opportunity slide

Show how much money you'll make when you dominate your target market. Market Opportunity slide example.

VCEF - VCE Market Forecasts with key verifications

Traction slide

Prove that customers love your product and are willing to pay for it. Traction slide example.

VC.Status - Where we are now

Growth Strategy slide

Explain how you'll acquire and retain customers. Growth Strategy slide example.

VCSS - VC Solution Strategy with Forecast and key verifications

Product Roadmap slide

Show how you'll keep your product competitive. Product Roadmap slide example.

VCPS - VC Product Strategy with Key SWOT metrics and key verifications

Financials slide

Provide a simple model, with explicit assumptions, of how much money you can make in the next 3-5 years. Financials slide example.

VCFF - VC Financial Forecast with key milestones and metrics for verification ( startup, first revenue, first profits, sustainable growth )

Funding slide

Ask for the money you need and explain what you'll do with it. Funding slide example.

Investment Highlights Recap slide

Restate the highlights of your business and investment opportunity as a closer. Investment Highlights Recap slide example.

Contact slide

Provide contact details for your primary investor contact. Usually the founder/CEO. Contact slide example

Appendix slide

Optional. Include a few slides with positive press mentions, happy customer quotes, a summary of your technology stack, your detailed financial model, executive and advisor bios, etc.


Potential Value Opportunities

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