The document outlines the key points that should be included in an investor pitch deck. An investor pitch deck is a short overview of a business idea used to present to investors and raise funds. It lists the 10 most important points to cover, which are: (1) the problem being solved, (2) the proposed solution, (3) what makes the solution unique, (4) competition and barriers to entry, (5) the revenue model and projections, (6) the target market and distribution channels, (7) how the product or service adds value, (8) past and future milestones, (9) previous funding received, and (10) information about the founding team.
The document outlines the key points that should be included in an investor pitch deck. An investor pitch deck is a short overview of a business idea used to present to investors and raise funds. It lists the 10 most important points to cover, which are: (1) the problem being solved, (2) the proposed solution, (3) what makes the solution unique, (4) competition and barriers to entry, (5) the revenue model and projections, (6) the target market and distribution channels, (7) how the product or service adds value, (8) past and future milestones, (9) previous funding received, and (10) information about the founding team.
The document outlines the key points that should be included in an investor pitch deck. An investor pitch deck is a short overview of a business idea used to present to investors and raise funds. It lists the 10 most important points to cover, which are: (1) the problem being solved, (2) the proposed solution, (3) what makes the solution unique, (4) competition and barriers to entry, (5) the revenue model and projections, (6) the target market and distribution channels, (7) how the product or service adds value, (8) past and future milestones, (9) previous funding received, and (10) information about the founding team.
The document outlines the key points that should be included in an investor pitch deck. An investor pitch deck is a short overview of a business idea used to present to investors and raise funds. It lists the 10 most important points to cover, which are: (1) the problem being solved, (2) the proposed solution, (3) what makes the solution unique, (4) competition and barriers to entry, (5) the revenue model and projections, (6) the target market and distribution channels, (7) how the product or service adds value, (8) past and future milestones, (9) previous funding received, and (10) information about the founding team.
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INVESTOR PITCH DECK
What is a pitch deck?
“It is a short overview of your business idea often used when presenting to investors and raising funds.”
These are the ten most important points that should be present in any pitch deck which are as follows:
1. Problem: What is the problem you are trying to solve?
Validate the problem with real-life examples.
2. Solution: What is your solution to the problem?
3. Unique Selling Proposition: What characteristics make your solution a “never before” solution.
4. Competition and Barrier to Entry: How do the
current solutions compare with your solution? How easy is it to replicate your solution? What category of competitors do you belong to?
5. Revenue Model: How do you make money off your
solution? Such as subscription model, direct sales, ad-based revenues. What are your 3-5-year projections? What are your top cash burn reasons? 6. Target Market: Focus on the size of the market versus the percentage you are targeting. Do granular profiling of your customer such as age, geography, purchase habits, personal traits. What channels will you use to get to this market?
7. Your Product or Service: Explain how your product or
service adds value. Try and explain in layman terms. Ideally, anyone reading the slide should understand it.
8. Milestones: List out the milestones you have reached so
far such as prototypes, patents, pilots etc. Write about the milestones for the next 1, 3 and 5 years if possible. Mention the milestones for what you would do if you got funded.
9. Funding So Far: Mention funds rose through other
investors and soft commitments. It helps to build credibility and validation. Mention realistic numbers for expected funding.
10. The Team: Introduce your founding members. Along with
credentials, you can mention why they are involved. Exhibit unity in thinking and strategy.