Pitch decks or funding proposals can be incredibly difficult to write
Writing a pitch deck or funding proposal for your own business is nerve-wracking.
Technically, it should be easy. After all, you know the business inside and out. You understand the industry and ecosystem that shape your fortunes. You should be best-positioned to advocate for it.
So, why is it that writing a funding proposal for your own business is so hard?
Turns out, your investors don’t need all the information you have. They need only the right information, framed and positioned in a compelling way.
The trick to crafting a persuasive funding pitch is two-fold:
- First, decode the thought process that determines their funding decisions
- Second, craft a convincing pitch
It’s my job to:
- Know what information investors need
- Extract the right information from you
- Present it in a way that your investors are compelled to pay attention
The process is far easier said than done, which is why it pays to use a professional. There’s a method to this that I have crafted over the course of a 20-year career in copywriting, persuasion and decision-makers’ psychology.
What You Get
- Pitch Deck: Pack of 15-20 slides in Google Slides / Microsoft Powerpoint format, written with Sonali’s Secret Sauce
- Business Tagline: a single-sentence tagline that clearly articulates your value proposition
If you want a pitch deck that obtains funding for your dream business, drop me a note: