Investor Pitching Tools
PR911 Business Communications develops tools entrepreneurs need to make impressionable strategic investor pitches and proposals while seeking a round of financing.
Industry & Market Experience
PR911's Work has Involved a Number of Industries and Markets
Like highway interchanges, industries and markets are inter-connected, always in motion, constantly changing and evolving, decaying and rebuilding. Navigating through them is challenging without help. Over the years, we have performed work that encompassed a range of industries and market segments.
PR911 Industry and Market Experience
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Pitch Decks
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Investor handout booklets
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Pitch Decks
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Pitching investors without a plan is a waste of everyone’s time. Your ultimate success depends on your ability to effectively convey who you are, what you’re doing, and why it matters in 30 minutes or less.
In order to stand out from the dozens of other pitches potential investors hear every week, your presentation must include a little something extra. Ideally, that “je ne sais quoi” is a memorable story that clearly illustrates a compelling business opportunity. Investors want more than rote slideshows.
Memorable pitch presentations clearly answer questions like:
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What problem does your startup solve?
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Is that problem within a big enough market to get investors excited?
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Does your solution have a competitive or sustainable advantage?
We customize the content of our investor pitch decks, but in general for your unique situation and needs, but in general they include:
Qalifications for execution, and proven traction (more on that in a moment).
Ultimately, the key to nailing your startup pitch isn’t rocket science: you simply need to practice delivering it over and over again. Listen to feedback from peers and mentors, and refine your messaging until you get it right. For this reason, Founder Institute participants are required to pitch with and receive feedback from their cohort peers.
Five Most Common Types of Startup Funding for Entrepreneurs
The 5 most common funding sources for small business include:
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Personal Savings: Funding from personal savings is the most common type of funding for small businesses.
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Business Loans
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Friends & Family
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Angel Investors
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Venture Capital
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What's an Impression?
1. A strong effect produced on the intellect, feelings, conscience.
2. The first and immediate effect of an experience or perception upon the mind; sensation.
3. A notion, remembrance, belief, often of a vague or indistinct nature.
4. A mark, indentation, figure, etc., produced by pressure.
5. An image in the mind caused by something external to it.
Business Plan Place.com impression materials make an instant professional impact on potential investors, business partners, suppliers and stakeholders.
"The biggest challenge of making a memorable deck is building a storyline that echoes outside of the pitch deck. This means, building a storyline that is not only easy for investors to remember, but also a storyline that’s easy for them to repeat and regurgitate to other potential investors."
----- Jasmine Foroutan, CEO and Founder of Pitch Genius
Startup businesses, especially SaaS startups, need a way to consolidate their ideas before they put in the respective effort to build their product or service. They need to be able to communicate — or pitch — their vision to investors, to their team and co-founders, to their partners and to their customers.
To efficiently do that, they need a brief presentation, including a deck of slides, summarizing their findings. Typically, what is included is their market, customer segments, problems worth solving and the solutions they’ve come up with. This presentation is typically called a “pitch deck”.
The time of year you pitch, the detailedness of your data, and the value of your pitch deck are a few of the strongest factors affecting the amount of funding a business receives. (Forbes)
26 Reasons Why You Still Need a Business Plan in 2022
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To prove that you’re serious about your business.
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To establish business milestones.
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To better understand your competition.
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To better understand your competition.
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To enunciate previously unstated assumptions.
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To assess the feasibility of your venture.
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To document your revenue model.
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To determine your financial needs.
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To attract investors.
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To reduce the risk of pursuing the wrong opportunity.
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To force you to research and really know your market.
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To attract employees and a management team.
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To plot your course and focus your efforts.
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To attract partners.
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To position your brand.
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To judge the success of your business
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To reposition your business to deal with changing conditions.
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To document your marketing plan
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To understand and forecast your company’s staffing needs.
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To uncover new opportunities
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Business Plan Videos
And Other Strategic Business Presentations
Our business plan videos are perfect for sharing your vision dramatically and showing investors and constituents your vision.
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Like highway interchanges, industries and markets are inter-connected, always in motion, constantly changing and evolving, decaying and rebuilding. Navigating through them is challenging without help. Over the years, we have performed work that encompassed a range of industries and market segments.