Great stuff asusual. It falled on time for me as I am preparing a pitch deck for my product and you just answered many of the questions I was thinking about. The cleard my sky. Please continue with such great advices. Thanks
Really useful. And so simple. I just wondered if I could ask a few questions on our new sports, gaming and entertainment business concept as its a multi division business, so not one solution but several individual ones that are linked together.
@@RawStartup Thanks for the reply its appreciated and sorry, yes i know it was a little cryptic. Is there a way I can send you my email address and then i can send a little more info your way?
I’m just curious what if you don’t have the business I wanna say built yet but it’s an idea an all that’s missing is the funding? I have an idea but I’m just pondering on the fact that it is t built I guess you can say
Great points. I often see also mistakes in the slides of problems/solutions. E.g., when a problem is only in the minds of the founders and it wasn't validated through communication with clients or solutions that are not addressed to the problems. E.g., we solve the problem of starving penguins. Solution: we provide big data to companies helping to reduce their carbon footprint.
#2. Stating you can go from 0 to $2M is a sign you do not understand enterprise level sales? Sorry, but we haven't even raised yet or started production and we are within 30 days of locking in close to $2.3M in revenue for Year 1. I can only imagine what we can do with the capital we are raising.
Olga: "I love starting the relationship with trust." It is easy to say when you have nothing to lose. Investors looking at a pitch-deck has nothing to lose. While the same is not true for the startup.
Appreciate the feedback, but I think that is a misunderstanding. If she invests her own money she can lose her hard earned money. If she invests other people's money she will lose her job if she doesn't do that well. Investors do have a lot to lose too.
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Thank you very much.
Am due for a pitch and with this tips am winning 🙏😃🙌
Best of luck!
Great stuff asusual. It falled on time for me as I am preparing a pitch deck for my product and you just answered many of the questions I was thinking about. The cleard my sky. Please continue with such great advices. Thanks
Great to hear!
Thanks. Would be great to do the next 8 mistakes
Thanks, yes that is right!
Love it; so simple and clear and helpful! One day I'll get my arse in gear...
Thanks, maybe that day should be.... today
Bro YOU ARE THE MAN!
Thanks!
Thank You Very Much and great job Sir.
You are most welcome
Really useful. And so simple. I just wondered if I could ask a few questions on our new sports, gaming and entertainment business concept as its a multi division business, so not one solution but several individual ones that are linked together.
Thanks, ok, but hard to give a meaningful answer without knowing it better.
@@RawStartup Thanks for the reply its appreciated and sorry, yes i know it was a little cryptic. Is there a way I can send you my email address and then i can send a little more info your way?
Love the video- thankyou.
Great thanks
I’m just curious what if you don’t have the business I wanna say built yet but it’s an idea an all that’s missing is the funding?
I have an idea but I’m just pondering on the fact that it is t built I guess you can say
Thanks test the idea here, maybe it isn't the right idea ruclips.net/video/NwyW46josFM/видео.html
Product
People (Company & Customers)
Perseverance
There you go!
Great points. I often see also mistakes in the slides of problems/solutions. E.g., when a problem is only in the minds of the founders and it wasn't validated through communication with clients or solutions that are not addressed to the problems. E.g., we solve the problem of starving penguins. Solution: we provide big data to companies helping to reduce their carbon footprint.
Thanks yes good point, yes hopefully there is a direct connection between the problem and solution.
Which deck is never sent to anyone the lighter deck or the big deck of words?
If you send a deck you have to make sure that it is readable, there are enough words for the reader to understand the deck.
Great video
What are the three questions Olga wants answered on the Team slide ?
Thanks💪🏽
You bet
Amazing as usual. You've got such a great voice, would you be offended if I offered you a voice over part? 🤩
Thanks, probably more surprised than offended.
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i dont really get the first mistake? can someone explain it a bit more for me? 😅
Can freelancer with no degree get funding at pre seed?
Because all I hear is the founder has to be certain a type of cool with accolades.😊
Yes without a doubt, nobody cares about that, they care about what you have built and can build!
Why not? If you believe you can get funded then just make it happen
#2. Stating you can go from 0 to $2M is a sign you do not understand enterprise level sales?
Sorry, but we haven't even raised yet or started production and we are within 30 days of locking in close to $2.3M in revenue for Year 1.
I can only imagine what we can do with the capital we are raising.
Great job, that obviously isn't normal, but fantastic job!
Olga: "I love starting the relationship with trust."
It is easy to say when you have nothing to lose. Investors looking at a pitch-deck has nothing to lose. While the same is not true for the startup.
Appreciate the feedback, but I think that is a misunderstanding. If she invests her own money she can lose her hard earned money. If she invests other people's money she will lose her job if she doesn't do that well. Investors do have a lot to lose too.
@@RawStartup Still doesn't make sense. No investor is going to start with default trust. Why expect founders to?
Do you like new pitches😊?
Well yes sometimes!
@@RawStartup the pictures on your blog aren't working btw how can we pitch?