As a tech start-up founder, you may already be in the process of raising a funding round. In this video, we share 7 tips to make your pitch stand out.
Number 1: Tell a compelling story.
Sharing an interesting story about your start-up and how it came about can make your pitch memorable and engaging.
Number 2: Be brief and intuitive.
Your pitch should be something that an investor could understand in just a few minutes. Avoid sharing product features and too many business and technical details.
Number 3: Talk about the market opportunity.
Share the market size, your addressable market, evidence of repeatability, and the potential for growth in your industry.
Number 4: Use strong visuals.
Charts, graphs, and images can help you to illustrate your main points. Avoid using too much text and cluttered slides.
Number 5: Sell your team.
Investors want to see that you have a strong and experienced team that can execute on your vision. Highlight their skills and experience.
Number 6: Show market traction.
Demonstrate that your business has traction and momentum. Include information on key metrics such as customer acquisition, revenue, and user engagement.
Number 7: State your funding needs.
Be specific and transparent about the amount that you are looking to raise and how the investment will be used.
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Number 1: Tell a compelling story.
Sharing an interesting story about your start-up and how it came about can make your pitch memorable and engaging.
Number 2: Be brief and intuitive.
Your pitch should be something that an investor could understand in just a few minutes. Avoid sharing product features and too many business and technical details.
Number 3: Talk about the market opportunity.
Share the market size, your addressable market, evidence of repeatability, and the potential for growth in your industry.
Number 4: Use strong visuals.
Charts, graphs, and images can help you to illustrate your main points. Avoid using too much text and cluttered slides.
Number 5: Sell your team.
Investors want to see that you have a strong and experienced team that can execute on your vision. Highlight their skills and experience.
Number 6: Show market traction.
Demonstrate that your business has traction and momentum. Include information on key metrics such as customer acquisition, revenue, and user engagement.
Number 7: State your funding needs.
Be specific and transparent about the amount that you are looking to raise and how the investment will be used.
For more insights, click here to follow Marketing For Tech on LinkedIn.