Most decks that come to me are not short of effort, they are short of a story an investor can follow in two minutes. I read yours the way an investor will, show you where it loses them, and then rebuild it so it doesn't, which is the part a list of comments never does.
A detailed brief, so your quote is built on your facts rather than my assumptions. Most questions are optional. I reply with a written quote within 2 working days: the scope, the price and the timeline.
This is the work itself, which I scope and price in a written quote once I've read your brief.
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Founders whose deck is getting meetings but not second meetings, or not getting meetings at all.
Founders who wrote the deck themselves and want an outside read before it goes to investors.
Teams with a strong product and a deck that explains the product instead of the investment.
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You fill in the project brief: the business, the raise and the deck as it is now. Most questions are optional, and the more you share, the more exact the quote.
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Within 2 working days I email you a written quote: the slides I would build, the price and the timeline. You don't need a call.
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I go through the deck slide by slide as an investor would and write down where it loses them.
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I restructure, rewrite and design the deck so the argument holds from the first slide to the ask.
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You get the finished deck and the notes behind every change.
You end up with the deck you meant to send: the same business, told in the order an investor needs it, with nothing they will skip and nothing they have to ask about.
Send me a project brief, with as much detail as you can, and I reply with a written quote within 2 working days. If you’d rather talk first, book a paid consultation, or send an email.
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