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For any Start up, there is a need to build a great pitch and make it effective. Here are the most typical topics you should cover in your first short pitch, where the goal simply is to have a change in the next step.
- The problem
- The solution
- The market
- The plan to reach the market (inc. your team’s knowledge base)
- Proposed Deal
If you think about this in “PowerPoint format”, in your elevator pitch (3-5 min), you should not have more than 5 points per slide with max 7 rows of text. The idea is that you only hit the highlights and make your audience “want to hear/read the details” = your goal.
Here’s few pointers by Carmine Gallo about the Presentation Secrets of Steve Jobs.
- first set the theme
- outline your presentation and make it clear when you have covered one thing before moving on to the next one
- BE excited. If you are not, why would the audience be?
- sell experiences or value, not the features
- make it visual, less text more images
- practise, practise and practise
More in the video below.
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