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there is nothing wrong with getting help from professional. Especially if that means saving time on something that is not product-related.
by saliagato 4y ago
there is nothing wrong with getting help from professional. Especially if that means saving time on something that is not product-related.
- xhkkffbf 4y agoI actually think there is. It's a bit like getting someone else to write your college application essay. The details from the pitch deck reflect the founders and it helps the investors understand the personalities of the person with whom they're dealing. For me, I even think there's information contained in the font choices. To me, if the pitch deck looks too good, that's a red flag.
- fakedang 4y agoThat's exactly what I thought when going through the website. If you can't be arsed to build your own pitch deck, then I can't be arsed to listen to your pitch either. That being said, a number of startup founders, especially technical folks, don't know WHAT to put on a pitch deck, so if this were some kind of service which would provide hints and guidelines to startup founders building pitch decks, then it would be a lot more interesting.