So You Want To Get Your Startup Funded? How To Pitch Like A Pro

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If you're an entrepreneur looking to secure funding for your startup, you know that the pitch is one of the most important parts of the process. But how do you craft a pitch that will impress investors and convince them to invest in your business? In this video, we'll cover everything you need to know about pitching like a pro, from crafting a compelling narrative to understanding the key metrics and financials that investors look for. You'll learn tips and tricks for building a pitch that highlights your strengths, addresses potential objections, and sets your business apart from the competition. With the right approach and a solid pitch, you'll be well on your way to securing the funding you need to take your startup to the next level.
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Chapters:
0:00 - Introduction
0:20 - Investing in Ring and other companies
0:51 - Spending time with founders before investing
1:34 - The importance of a founder's story
2:55 - Building rapport and clarity with investors
4:32 - The investment selection process
5:22 - Key factors investors look for in founders and companies
6:49 - Understanding investment terminology and deal terms
7:14 - Personal story: The consequences of not understanding finance
9:26 - Be cautious with investment terms and conditions

[@manshaimam]

'The Art of Leverage' explained in the simplest manner. Good one Ivan & Dan!

[@drnjayy]

Always tell a good story, that is what will be remembered!Thanks 😊

[@sundaysamson317]

"why are you answering the question" got me laughing 😂 There is a lot to learn in this clip. Thanks, Dan.

[@YAHIABESTPILOT2030]

❤🎉 Thanks for your support and assistance I wish you all the best success

[@PIISCESCONSULTING]

" Do I care if its true" 🤣🤣 Amazing video

[@TDSONLINEMATHS]

All the best my mentor

[@emekaudeogu]

I feel you 😂😂😂😂😂 I feel you 😂😂😂😂😂 for "participating preferred"

[@Mr-Safology]

Anyone tell me or give me a source, for all the terminology that is required for initiating a conversation, building rapport with potential investors? I'm from the UK, thank you.

[@mulltiifacetted]

Phenomenal video!! 🤍 Will be sharing a few clips + the link to this video on my personal IG 🕊️✨🙏

[@Divinii]

5:30-5:37 *Haha...I'm on Reddit a lot connecting with other startups and I can tell you, I get this response super often.* *e.g. "Here's the link to the video. Lemme know if you have any questions."* *It's like they're deflecting their responsibility of presenting their own product/service to a video that they probably didn't even make themselves."*

[@oscarluna1482]

🥊💥

[@emekaudeogu]

Every good company is copied 😮 but how are they going to make sure they are different? 🤔

[@jedo1115]

Ivan should focus on building rapport and showing that he cares about his audience if he wants people to learn from him. Simply coming to events to show off will not help him gain credibility. While he does provide some good advice, his arrogant attitude can be off-putting and may actually hurt his reputation. It's important to remember that underlying others is a sign of self-worthiness, regardless of claimed achievements.

[@tbitreatment1141]

Check this out. Your product or service should sell itself, not your tricks.