When preparing your pitch to investors, how would you judge whether your pitch is good enough?

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Henry Burkert · Accepted Answer

Before an initial investor pitch, I would show the pitch to as many people around me as possible. Then I would prioritize the investors. A, B and C investors. I would start with the "worse" investors, for whom it doesn't matter if the pitch isn't perfect yet. After each pitch, I would collect the feedback and think about how to improve it.

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Gurkaran Singh · Answer

Hey there!

As someone who has had their fair share of experience in the startup world, I believe the key to judging whether your pitch is good enough lies in its ability to tell a compelling story. Your pitch should not only showcase your idea and its potential, but also highlight the problem you are solving, the market opportunity, your competitive advantage, and most importantly, why YOU are the best person to bring this idea to life.

In addition to a strong narrative, it's crucial to pay attention to the delivery of your pitch. Are you able to capture and maintain the investors' attention? Are you able to convey your passion and belief in your idea? Practice, feedback, and constant refinement are key in achieving a pitch that stands out.

Remember, your pitch is not just about the slides and data, but about creating a connection with your audience. Good luck with your pitching endeavors!

When preparing your pitch to investors, how would you judge whether your pitch is good enough?

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