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Hey everyone, I’m currently working on a SaaS product. Can anyone tell me what kind of questions investors usually ask, what key metrics they expect, and how many years of financial projections I should be prepared to show?

Will VCs Steal Your Idea After Rejecting You and Sell It to Competitors? It's a common fear among founders: you pitch your startup to a VC, get rejected, and later see a similar idea funded elsewhere. Did they steal your idea? The truth is "it's un

If you are planning to start your own apparel brand, how will you pitch to get to vcs or investors to get the first round? There are many startups are booming in this category, what are some ideas niche pitches, that will make you apart? Share yo

Want to close your next VC round? It’s more than a great pitch deck — investors are backing YOU. In this 2-minute breakdown we reveal the secret founder formula VCs can’t resist: resilience, coachability, and visionary leadership — plus the business

The Art of Storytelling in Startup Pitches A compelling story can make or break your startup pitch. Here’s how to master the art: 1. Start with a Hook: Capture attention with a relatable problem. 2. Build a Narrative: Explain how your solution cha

Things to Be Mentally Prepared for When Starting a Startup 🚫 Rejection In the startup journey, you'll face many rejections—from VCs, clients, and others. Be prepared for it. Remember, people will only invest if they're confident you can deliver val

What do VCs really talk about after your pitch Most founders imagine VCs spend hours debating the product. Reality: here’s what actually gets discussed in partner meetings - a. Is this team “fundable”? Do we trust them with capital? b. How big is

Your startup doesn’t need a “better pitch”. It needs a better story. Most pitch decks fail not because they’re ugly… But because they’re boring. They talk about TAM, features, “problem-solution”… But they say nothing about why this founder, this ma