So here you're showing that there's risk involved with your team. This risk would have to be balanced with an equally high or higher reward if you wanted to highlight it. Don't show an investor the door (in your deck) unless you want them to open it.
These may not be serious issues, and they can be easily answered, but this statement is a distraction. You want your pitch deck to answer questions, not raise new ones.
We're full time. It just started as a side-project
[1] https://graphicriver.net/popular_item/by_category?category=p...
But thx a lot! Will do that.
For your own startup, are you targeting a specific niche? Do you have any advantages in distribution besides the excellent HN top comment hack :)
Excellent HN top comment hack lol.
Content marketing, open-sourcing (2 popular Python packages), and cold sales work so far.
I am a first time founder. I am a technical guy who have to be a jack-of-all-trades for the past 6 months. I am a type of guy who's really bad at designing slides. Leave me with PowerPoint or Google Presentation and you'll see the ugliest presentation in your life.
I had to do a pitch deck and I saw Pitch app. I applied for a beta access and got it about 4 months ago.
Pitch was exactly what I needed: a set of pre-defined slides, graphs, tables which don't allow someone like me to make bad decisions doing presentation.
I am more than happy with my presentation. It looks OK without me doing any extra work.
If you're 0 at making presentations then Pitch is for you. For other, can't really say.
Pitch team, good job, thx. I'm not paying you so hope that at least this comment will do some good for you.
P.S. I've read that Pitch raised $50M pre-launch. Did they pivot or what?
[1] https://app.pitch.com/app/presentation/61deced0-886c-4c28-a6...