How to Make Your Pitch Deck Perfect as a Beginner — duyk

At my previous work, I prepared pitch decks for investors for 3 years and attended meetings with them. Thanks to the presentations and observations I made during these 3 years, I learned very well what investors wanted to see.

I have to point out that I am not a very good designer or a very good writer. I just know what the target audience wants to see and write appropriate short stories for them. I back it up with math and statistics. By avoiding too much embellishment, I don't allow to distract from the focus. The experiences I will convey will also be in this direction.

Here's what investors really want to see, from my experience:

• Does the business model make sense?
• Can this business really make money by selling its products and services?
• Can the business be financed?
• Is the team adequate to do this job?
• Is the size of the target market worth doing this job?

In fact, they don't expect you to fall in love with your work. They don't care about your passions either. As far as I have observed, their focus is on the potential of the business and they expect you to prove it mathematically. That's all.