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I think the most compelling point about the article is the emphasis on stacking your cards for the first 5 minutes. I've seen many entrepreneurs approach pitch
by hansy 13y ago
I think the most compelling point about the article is the emphasis on stacking your cards for the first 5 minutes.
I've seen many entrepreneurs approach pitching like a rolling boulder, where they think they gain momentum as more time goes on. More often than not, this isn't the case.
- Patrick_Devine 13y agoI agree. It's kind of like interviewing a candidate. Typically you know in the first five minutes if they're going to work out or not. Put your good stuff up front. I'm not convinced most investors are necessarily going to be able to "tease out" that your company is great. Of course, take this with a grain of salt, as I haven't raised a round yet (we haven't yet started). Even when I do, a sampling size of one is hardly empirical evidence either way.