The document provides 10 tips for an effective 10-minute pitch, including chunking the content into four sections with a four-point agenda, identifying a "villain" problem to motivate the audience, anticipating the audience's questions, using only one big idea per slide, and ensuring the presentation style is conversational. It also recommends projecting confidence through voice, gestures, and entering the room prepared to succeed.
4. Agenda Slide
The Need
Challenge/Problem
Proposed Solution
Product Overview
Business Plan
Current Status, Traction
Team ,
Biz Model, Market Opportunity,
Go-to-Market,
Competitive Analysis
Vision For Future
Milestones, Products, Funding
Requirements, ROI, etc.
Key Investment
Merits
*
6. Agenda Slide
The Villain
Challenge/Problem
Your Hero
Product Overview
Your Hero’s
Combat Strategy
Team , Model,
Market Analysis,
Go-to-Market,
Competitive Analysis
Your Hero’s
Next Moves
Milestones, Products, Funding
Requirements, ROI, etc.
Why Your Audience
Will Love Your Hero
*
7. Heroes and Villains
Bad economy
Targeting wrong demographics
Time to market
Security vulnerabilities
Lack of accessibility
Declining loyalty
Rising commodity prices
Finding the right information/knowledge
Waste in the system
Boredom
Popular rising cultural trend
Missing a great opportunity
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20. Summary - Content
1) “Chunk” into 4 Sections
Then a 4 Point Agenda
2) The “Villain” -
Make Them Feel The Pain
3) Know Your Audience’s
Questions - Write for One
4) Don’t Data Dump!
One Big Idea Per Slide
5) One Big Idea That Grandma
Could Understand
21. Summary - Delivery
6) Presentation =
Conversation
7) Voice – Volume,
Clarity, Pace, Musicality –
Breathe!
8) Gestures
Talk with the Hands –
Not the Feet
9) F.E.A.R. = Face Everything
and Recover
10) Walk in the Room
at Your Best
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24. Further Resources
• Ted: Amy Cuddy – Your Body Language Shapes who you are -
http://www.ted.com/talks/amy_cuddy_your_body_languag
e_shapes_who_you_are.html
• Ted: Nancy Duarte – The Secret Structure of Great Talks -
http://www.ted.com/talks/nancy_duarte_the_secret_struct
ure_of_great_talks.html
• VentureBeat – Donna Abraham – Why Your Startup Should
Ditch the Pitch: http://venturebeat.com/2013/02/19/ditch-
the-pitch/
• SteamFeed – Donna Griffit – Stick to Your Story -
http://www.steamfeed.com/stick-story-storify-pitch/