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Basil
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Every pitch deck is just a tool to answer two questions: Will this investment generate outsized returns? Can this team actually execute at scale? That’s it. If your deck answers these clearly, you're ahead of 90% of founders. So, how do you answer those two questions? Use these 6 core slides: Ans the question 1: Problem: Is this a real, urgent pain point for a large number of people? Solution: How effectively and scalably does your product solve that pain? Competition: If others exist, why will you win? If no one’s solving it yet, why now TAM (Total Addressable Market): How big is the opportunity? Are you playing in a market where a $1B+ outcome is possible? Ans question 2: Traction: What proof do you have that people want this? (Hint: Revenue > Product? Team: Why this team, and why now? (More traction = less dependency on fancy bios) This is not an exhaustive list of slides. You can add more slides based on your product.
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