Just got off a pitch call and it was not good. So I& #39;ll outline what a good pitch sounds like.

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1. Frame up the problem clearly and succinctly.

What are you trying to accomplish? What is the problem your company is trying to solve?

I& #39;ve had 10 calls already today, let& #39;s maximize our time by you telling me what the context is.
2. Why you are uniquely positioned to solve this problem.

If there are incumbents who haven& #39;t built x yet, what haven& #39;t they? What happens if they do?
3. Who& #39;s your audience?

If you& #39;re pre-launch, what will user growth look like? Who will you go after first and why?
4. What& #39;s the ask?

If you& #39;re looking for launch partnership, what does that pricing/commitment look like? Do you just want feedback? Do you need connections?
This by no means is exhaustive, but a good start when you& #39;re pitching enterprise. One thing to note is that it& #39;s really difficult to bring on new partners to large companies (procurement, legal, cloud compliance).

Make me want to jump through those hoops for you.
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