Pitch Deck Teardown

If your marketing plan doesn't include TikTok, YouTube clips, or Instagram Reels, can you call it a marketing plan?

Spinach.io is a meeting tool designed for engineers to host online meetings. Below is the business plan that the company shared with investors.

Should the developers at Twitter rebuild Vine from scratch, or can they remove the old code and re-enable it?

Laoshi raises $570,000 for an introductory language learning app for Chinese tutors and their students. This bridge is used to increase the rotation of the angel.

Orange is taking a different approach to electric car charging and shared with us the game they used to raise their $2.5 million seed round.

The search has begun for another mythical creature that best represents the success of a startup in a declining market like ARRmadillo.

Let's take a look at the Deck collaborative knowledge base tool that Skrental used to raise their $1 million fundraising round.

We have seen attempts to integrate all cards (credit, debit, loyalty, etc.), but Carte Blanche claims to be a new take on the concept.

Growth at any cost is a fairy tale made possible by cheap money helping venture capitalists create expectations for their founders and each other.

MedCrypt shared with us the game it used to raise its $25 million Series B.

The slideshow from Rutin, the bespoke vitamin startup with which Rutin raised a $10 million Series A, was a masterclass. Let's look at some highlights.

A startup without a cash management program is like a car with a flashing fuel light: How far can you go on gas in your spare tank?

Our One used these decks to raise $20 million in Series A in April.

The idea that there is a "right" time to launch a startup is just a bedtime story investors tell founders.

In business, if someone gives you free advice, it's probably for their own benefit.

Here's a pitch that helped Satellite raise $11.4 million in funding to enable IoT devices to communicate with satellites.

“The American Dream continues to be very important for immigrants. They still want what America is, and they're going to rethink their relationship with big tech and the nature of their work."

Syneroid has raised $500,000 to bring something between a microchip and a dog collar to market. The bridge leaves a lot to be desired.

We've looked at the 10 most common filing mistakes, as well as plenty of examples of how these mistakes manifest themselves.

For a start-up, you need a large market and a strong team. If you haven't, don't invest.

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