NOAN: Your Pitch Deck Assistant 🚀

if you're a startup founder like me, one of the most intimidating parts of the process is actually raising known, luckily is your partner through that entire process.

For example, you can use Known network to manage your investors and track your investor relationships.

But you can also use the known assistant to easily create variations on your pitch deck for every meeting that you have or for different stages.

It's dead easy and dead simple.

We've put together a, really simple prompt that you can leverage to do this.

But there's a couple of key things that you need to know and understand when you're working with the known assistants.

The known assistant always knows and understands all the facts of your business.

When you want it to create a pitch deck outline, you want to be specific on the type of pitch deck outline you want.

So here, for example, you can see that I've asked for a 10 slide outline.

I've said each slide headline should tell the story and create an executive summary when read in order.

This is something that I've learned from our advisors and from fundraising myself, is that ultimately each of the headlines should connect and should create an executive summary.

I've asked it to use the classic Y combinator structure, which ultimately has things like the problem, the solution, different slides for different aspects, and then each slide should only have the key points, no text overload.

So we're being really specific here.

This deck will be sent as a follow up after investor meetings, for example.

Now one of the reasons I've put that here is that we never sent our deck in advance.

We were always connected to an investor and then we sent the pitch deck afterwards.

Or if it was asked for, we would send it before, but typically we would send it after.

So we would be doing a demo of Known.

Depending on when and how you're using the pitch deck, you want to tweak and change this prompt.

But this will get you a really good outline.

And you can see here we've got a really good structure for this company's pitch deck.

It's got that exec summary narrative across every headline.

There are key points for each slide.

It's got the classic problem, solution all the way through to traction slide 2.

The business model, the team, the ask, everything's there.

That would be in a classic Y combinator, pitch deck.

Dead easy, dead simple.

Now if you want to make tweaks and changes to this, just be specific to the assistant as you're editing by saying, I want to work on slide six.

And you can ask it, for example, to get you some stats that you can leverage.

And it will go and get those stats, from the Internet via a search.

But just be clear and be specific on what you want to update.

this is the way that we raised our funding.

I developed our, pitch deck outline with the known assistant.