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What’s missing from Guy Kawasaki’s 10-slide deck

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A year ago, the average successful slide deck contained 19 slides. Today, the average slide deck contains 16 topics. So, should founders still be striving to shorten their decks even more?

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The Team Slide is the most important slide in a startup pitch deck

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When a startup graduates and becomes a “real” company, with hundreds of employees and the first inklings of large amounts of revenue, you could argue that a Team Slide is less important. Five Flute was confident enough to put its Team Slide as its second slide. That is the question a Team Slide has to answer.

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Hook your investors with the perfect summary slide

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The team at DocSend discovered that more and more successful slide decks have something in common : a very good summary slide. In this article, we will look at a bunch of great examples culled from my TechCrunch Pitch Deck Teardown series and detail what needs to go on the slide. Why you need a summary slide.

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What do investors need from your problem slide?

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There are two common problems with the problem slide. Some founders are tempted to go way into the weeds on this slide, explaining the competitive landscape, market size, customer segments, value propositions and more. The other common issue I see in pitch decks is the absence of a problem slide. That is a mistake.

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Lights, Camera, Action: Google Slides’ New Presentation Recording Feature

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This month, Google Workspace introduces the feature that enables you to easily record your instructions, lesson or webinar right from Google Slides! The new Google Slides feature that lets you easily record yourself presenting, and then share the presentation with others to view when it works for them.

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Never express your ‘use of funds’ slide as percentages

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When investors look at a startup slide deck, they are looking for something very specific. This slide has two Texas-sized red flags. Also: Yeah, I “designed” this slide. Yes, they want to know if the team is great and the market is huge and the problem is worth solving and the solution makes sense.

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The one slide 99% of founders get wrong when fundraising

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There’s one slide that almost every founder gets wrong when they are putting together a pitch deck to raise money from venture capitalists. The slide is usually known as “the ask,” and it typically lives toward the end of the pitch deck. Here are the most common mistakes: Forgetting to include the slide altogether.

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