Your elevator pitch is more than just an introduction; it’s the gateway to potential investment and growth opportunities.

Sometimes when you pitch, the technology won’t cooperate. Learn to handle it so you look as good or better than you would have if everything had gone perfectly.

Most investors just skim pitch decks in a few seconds. This technique ensures they still get the key information about your startup.

Most investment pitching now happens over video conferences, so mastering remote fundraising is critical.

Most founders talk way too fast when pitching leaving investors baffled about what they are talking about.

I see a ton of bad pitches. I want to share the top ten fundraising mistakes and how you can avoid them.

When you pitch to investors, your audience will only remember a couple of ideas. Learn what about your company will wow investors.

I will share my proven five-step process for building a killer pitch.

I interviewed numerous angel investors to create this list of nine things angels want to learn in your pitch.

I lose interest in most of the pitches I see within the first thirty seconds. Here I share with you how to nail the opening of your pitch.

Most blockchain pitches I see are terrible. Learn how they go wrong so you can avoid those mistakes.

A deck you present won’t work when read alone, and vice versa.

I don’t care about your technology when you are pitching me as an angel investor. What should you be focusing on instead?

This episode encapsulates all my best advice on making and delivering presentations.