Creating a pitch deck is hard, especially when you’ve never done it before. If you’re a first-time entrepreneur like I was when we raised our series $15 million first round for Bigcommerce back in ...

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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. As an entrepreneur, a pitch deck is your most powerful tool to impress investors and raise investments from them. However, creating the ...

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Everyone knows first impressions matter, but you might not realize how much that first handshake impacts your future progress with investors and clients. The human brain gives a lot of weight to that ...

A key component of launching a successful startup is creating a pitch deck for potential investors. Insider asked eight startup founders to share their best tips for creating a strong pitch deck.

In a lot of the pitch deck teardowns, I get stumped by a certain slide, even though I am 99% sure that when a founder uses it to pitch a VC, they will give a little bit of additional context that ...

Impossible Kicks, a brick-and-mortar sneaker-resale business, launched in 2021. The company booked $15 million in revenue last year and has raised $7 million total in funding. Here's the pitch deck ...