Hey Tech Girl. Are you wondering how to present to investors? 

As a female entrepreneur in tech, you know that telling your story is key to getting investors on board. But how do you craft the perfect slides that will tell your story in a way that is compelling and engaging? In this blog post, we will discuss the art of storytelling through slides and give you tips on how to create slides that will make your investors believe in your vision!

The Building Blocks of Your Presentation 

So, what makes a great story? A great story is one that engages the listener and pulls them in. It should have a strong hook, a substantial body, and relevant conclusion, with a clear message that you want to communicate. When crafting your slides, keep this in mind: what is the one thing you want your investors to remember after they leave your presentation?

Have a Solid Introduction 

Begin by introducing yourself and your team. Then, give some background on your company and what you do. This is where you can start to tell your story and get into the meat of why you are asking for funding. What problem are you solving? How is your solution unique? Why now? Be sure to back up your claims with data!

Educate and Inform 

Next, it’s time to talk about your product. What does it look like? How does it work? Why will people want to use it? Again, be sure to back up your claims with data!

Money Matters 

Finally, you’ll want to discuss your business model and how you plan to make money. This is where you’ll need to do your homework and show that you understand the market you’re entering. How big is the opportunity? What are your assumptions? And most importantly, how does your business model fit into the overall market landscape?

By following these tips, you can craft a story that will engage your investors and leave them believing in your vision. So go out there and tell your story!

Do you have any tips on how to craft the perfect slides for investor presentations? Share them with us in the comments below! And be sure to check back next week for more startup tips and advice.