
I should be studying for my final exams, but I couldn’t resist reading posts from Startable. This time, they are sharing a neat and simple framwork to make a great business plan pitch. After reading it, it actually gives us tips to how to write and organize a business plan. I was very interested in the marketing part where it gives an idea of what VCs are looking for marketing data in the business plan.
Quick summary of the post:
- Passion - training and training will lead to a passionate pitch.
- Simple, Short and Concise - grab your audience attention in less than 10 minutes.
- Pictures are worth a thousand words – avoid putting all your business plan in one slide, use images instead.
- Convey what your business is in 90 seconds – tell your audience what you are offering to the market in 90 seconds.
- Keep text in a slide to no more than three lines – don’t put all business plan in one slide!
- Target market and market size – who you are selling to?
- Marketing - how are you going to sell to those people?
- Competition – list 3 competitors and why you are better then them and barriers to entry.
- Product - what makes your product unique? Any IP?
- Revenue potential – project and assume with pride, don’t be over consevative nor creative.
- Costs - identify cost and provide scalability savings.
- Team - why your team is the best to run the business?
Another Great Startable Tip: Making a great business plan pitch
I should be studying for my final exams, but I couldn’t resist reading posts from Startable. This time, they are sharing a neat and simple framwork to make a great business plan pitch. After reading it, it actually gives us tips to how to write and organize a business plan. I was very interested in the marketing part where it gives an idea of what VCs are looking for marketing data in the business plan.
Quick summary of the post: