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On average, an investor can spend 20-60 seconds reviewing a pitch deck. This means that founders have less than one minute to wow investors and clearly communicate their pitch. But there are other reasons why shorter pitches can be better. It can show confidence and consideration for the investor’s time , and even create opportunities for additional conversations. In this week's edition, Deck Doctors share their top 5 reasons why founders should keep their pitches concise, short and sweet. Check out the full article here: https://lnkd.in/g_sE5cib And watch the full video here: https://lnkd.in/gakuVZzK

Randy Shawn Fisher

Business Strategy, Leadership & Change | Scale-Up Specialist | Customer Discovery | Investment Readiness | Partnership w/ Washington DC Arch Angels

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Brian Penick

LinkedIn Top Venture Capital Voice | Connecting Investors & Startups via tech & data | CEO @ Scorecard.vc | GP @ LOUD Capital | Author | Educator

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I could not agree more with a clear, short, and concise deck, Eric! That's exactly why we built Scorecard.vc: to help filter out deals that do not meet an investor's thesis, allowing them to instantly screen a full comparison on an opportunity before they even need to look at a deck. We also have tools to help investors set growth targets before engaging, express conditional interest, and syndicate committed deals automatically to co-investors with a matching thesis. VC is evolving, and it's an exciting time for sure. Keep up the great work and content!

John White, MBA

Helping brands become visible | Fractional CMO | Former Inc. Magazine Columnist | Buying, Selling, Trading Sports Cards

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Absolutely, short and sweet pitches leave a lasting impression.

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Pablo Bredow

Creating products people love

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I included a 5-minute pitch video on the first slide. Do you think it adds value? In my experience personal connections are stronger than online ones, so I thought the video might bridge that gap a bit.

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