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The Art of the Start Series: Getting to Wow! Silicon Valley Pitch Secrets for Entrepreneurs

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  • 294 strony
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"Getting to Wow!" serves as a practical guide for entrepreneurs to create clear and compelling pitches. Authored by seasoned Silicon Valley experts, the book emphasizes that every interaction involving a startup is a form of pitching, extending beyond formal presentations. The authors challenge common misconceptions about pitching, asserting that a pitch is not merely a presentation. They provide straightforward insights to correct prevalent myths. The foreword by Guy Kawasaki highlights that pitching is an everyday activity for everyone. While the main focus is on investor pitches, many principles discussed are applicable to sales pitches and marketing communications as well. The paperback version is printed in black and white, but the ebook offers a full-color experience with nearly 100 slide examples. The book begins with an overview of "The Mind of the Investor," followed by techniques for crafting a compelling "Wow statement," detailed guidance on slide deck creation, and strategies for impactful pitching. It concludes with a thorough discussion on handling the Q&A segment of investor meetings. An appendix filled with additional resources supports entrepreneurs aiming to enhance their success, making this book valuable for anyone looking to promote their company effectively.

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The Art of the Start Series: Getting to Wow! Silicon Valley Pitch Secrets for Entrepreneurs, Angelika Blendstrup, Bill Reichert, Guy Kawasaki

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Rok wydania
2021
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Tytuł
The Art of the Start Series: Getting to Wow! Silicon Valley Pitch Secrets for Entrepreneurs
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
2021
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
294
ISBN13
9798590166336
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Tagi
Biznes
Opis
"Getting to Wow!" serves as a practical guide for entrepreneurs to create clear and compelling pitches. Authored by seasoned Silicon Valley experts, the book emphasizes that every interaction involving a startup is a form of pitching, extending beyond formal presentations. The authors challenge common misconceptions about pitching, asserting that a pitch is not merely a presentation. They provide straightforward insights to correct prevalent myths. The foreword by Guy Kawasaki highlights that pitching is an everyday activity for everyone. While the main focus is on investor pitches, many principles discussed are applicable to sales pitches and marketing communications as well. The paperback version is printed in black and white, but the ebook offers a full-color experience with nearly 100 slide examples. The book begins with an overview of "The Mind of the Investor," followed by techniques for crafting a compelling "Wow statement," detailed guidance on slide deck creation, and strategies for impactful pitching. It concludes with a thorough discussion on handling the Q&A segment of investor meetings. An appendix filled with additional resources supports entrepreneurs aiming to enhance their success, making this book valuable for anyone looking to promote their company effectively.