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What Your Pitch Deck Needs to Show Investors About Your Startup

Elizabeth Taylor by Elizabeth Taylor
August 26, 2022
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  • Financials
  • Detailed Case Studies
  • Key Differentiators
  • FAQs
  • Timeline

Are you a startup looking for investors? You need to know what your pitch deck needs to show investors to secure a winning presentation. It’s not just about the story you’re telling, but the financials you are backing it up with.

Having a comprehensive pitch deck can help make the investment decision easier for potential investors, as long as you’re able to hit the right notes along the way. Here are five essential things you must have in your pitch deck before you can consider it investor-ready:

“A comprehensive pitch deck can be the difference between success and failure when it comes to convincing investors to invest in your startup. Make sure you include all the key elements that will make your presentation stand out from the crowd”

Financials

Financials are one of the most critical aspects of any startup. Your pitch deck needs to clearly illustrate your financial history, present performance, and future forecasts. Present this information with visuals such as charts or graphs to make it easier for investors to digest.

If you’re not able to show investors your finances, you’ll have a hard time convincing them that your business is a viable investment worth their capital.

Detailed Case Studies

Another thing that investors want to see in your pitch deck is a detailed case study. This will provide them with an in-depth look at how your product works and how it has succeeded in the past.

Be sure to include as much detail as possible in your case study, such as customer stories, metrics, and results. This will help convince investors that your product is worth investing in and that you have a successful track record of achieving results.

Key Differentiators

Your pitch deck should also include information on what makes your business unique and how your product or service stands out from the competition. Investors want to be able to quickly understand why your startup is a better option than the other solutions out there.

Provide compelling reasons why customers should choose you and back it up with facts and statistics. This will help you build trust with investors and give them confidence in your company.

FAQs

It’s important that your pitch deck includes a section on FAQs so investors can get all their questions answered. This will help them understand your product or service better and provide them with the information they need to make an informed investment decision.

Be sure to include both general questions as well as questions that are specific to your industry or product. This will give potential investors a comprehensive overview of your startup and what you have to offer.

Timeline

Lastly, your pitch deck should have a timeline of the milestones you plan to achieve. This will give investors an idea of how long it will take for your business to reach success.

It should include a roadmap of what needs to be done each month and quarter, as well as a timeline of when certain tasks and milestones will be completed. This will give investors an understanding of the timeline of your startup and help them understand the risks and opportunities associated with investing in your company.

By following these tips and crafting a compelling presentation, you’ll have the best chance of successfully pitching to investors and getting the funding you need to take your startup to the next level.

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Elizabeth Taylor

Elizabeth Taylor

Elizabeth is a software developer and technical writer with over 5 years of experience in the field. She has written several articles on software design patterns and has contributed to open-source projects in the areas of cloud computing and machine learning.

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