I like a good airline points flight just as much as the fuzzy feeling you get from knowing you've "beaten the system," but does Point.me solve a "real" problem?
In a world of ever-advancing technologies, it can be tempting to embed your pitch deck with all the latest bells and whistles. But do they even work?
About a year ago, I tore down a pitch deck by Mi Terro, founded by Robert Luo. Guess who’s back with another company? Luo has raised $1.5 million for Tanbii from a Hong Kong family office. In ge
Growth rounds usually get a traction-forward pitch, but there are many ways to weave that narrative. Let's see how ANYbotics does it.
For our 60th pitch deck teardown, we're taking a closer look at a $1.5 million pre-seed round and the deck that helped raise it.
If you’ve tried to get an investor to sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) before you pitch them, you’ll often be waved off with something like “We don’t do that.”
As a startup, it's your job to explain to an investor that you're on the right path. This deck doesn't do that.
Yes, warm intros are the best way to approach investors and should ideally be your Plan A. But what if you can't get one of those?
Today, we're looking at Ageras' pitch deck, which it used to raise a $35 million private equity round to further expand its relatively late-stage product portfolio.
A vanishingly small number of investors will look at any pitch. For most investors, though, you'll need to get your foot in the door to be heard.
This first part of a three-part series explores understanding the investment thesis you fit into and identifying the right investors for your startup.
For this week's teardown, Haje buddied up with the team at Trulytell to improve a slide deck until it became the perfect pitch deck.
The cat food industry is an extremely competitive market. So where does a company like Smalls fit in, and how does it know that it can continue growing?
Between accounting, deal sourcing, due diligence, fundraising and recruiting, starting your own fund can be a huge endeavor.
There's no such thing as a startup without competitors, but you need to know how to talk about them, including how you plan to exist alongside the competition.
Depending on where you worked and what you did, you may already have the experience investors are looking for.
Captain founder Demetrius Gray shares his best practices for networking across geographies, fine-tuning pitches and more.
Spinach.io is a meeting tool designed for engineers to run stand-up meetings online. Here's the business plan the company shared with investors.
In the early stages of a company, a good story around a startup's team is crucial. Here's how to tell it.
Do you have IP counsel? Does your app have a UX protection strategy? Have you ever conducted an audit?
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