Pitch Deck Slide-by-Slide Checklist
Check a pitch deck for the questions investors or partners ask.
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Review my pitch deck. Slide-by-slide content: [DECK_CONTENT]. Audience: [AUDIENCE]. What I am asking for: [ASK]. Check these slides: problem, solution, product, market, business model, traction, competition, team, financial outlook and the ask. For each, state the question the audience will have, whether the slide answers it, what is missing and a rewrite of the headline. Flag numbers without a source or basis, and claims such as no competitors. Return a scorecard from 1 to 5 per slide with evidence, a list of the five biggest gaps, and a revised slide order. Do not invent traction or financial figures. Fundraising and securities rules may apply and need professional advice [VERIFY]. Add an investor Q and A preparation: write the ten hardest questions an investor may ask based on the deck, with an honest answer outline for each, marking any answer I cannot yet give. Provide a version of the deck for sending without presenting. Add a data room checklist of documents that usually follow a good first meeting, with a note to ask a lawyer and accountant about what to share and when [VERIFY]. Remind me to keep claims about market size and growth traceable to named sources, and to avoid projections presented as facts.
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