1/ 3 evergreen tweets for startups raising money:
This is the only guide you need for creating a pitch deck.
articles.sequoiacap.com/writing-a-busi…
This is the only guide you need for creating a pitch deck.
articles.sequoiacap.com/writing-a-busi…
2/ Unless you are Steve Jobs, keep your pitch short and crisp. You could get by with literally 10 slides: 
3/ The biggest mistake is trying to answer every question in the pitch.
The goal of the pitch is to get good questions, not answer every question.
No good questions, no interest.
The goal of the pitch is to get good questions, not answer every question.
No good questions, no interest.
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Good questions are the tell.
Good questions == good investor
Good questions == interested investor
Bad questions == disinterested investor
Bad questions == uninterested investor
Good questions == good investor
Good questions == interested investor
Bad questions == disinterested investor
Bad questions == uninterested investor
What are "bad" questions?
Questions that everybody else asks ("Have you thought about...")
The elite investors ask the best, most incisive questions both pre- and post-investment.
Questions that everybody else asks ("Have you thought about...")
The elite investors ask the best, most incisive questions both pre- and post-investment.
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