Kickstart a strong pitch deck

The Difference Between a Customer Pitch and an Investor Pitch
The Difference Between a Customer Pitch and an Investor Pitch
The Difference Between a Customer Pitch and an Investor Pitch

Kickstart a strong pitch deck

Alejandra Copeland, Founder of Ok Yes Pitch Storytelling

Alejandra Copeland

Alejandra Copeland

Founder of Ok Yes Pitch Storytelling

Founder of Ok Yes Pitch Storytelling

March 4, 2025

March 4, 2025

🚀 Creating Your First Pitch Deck?

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Putting together your first pitch deck is hard. To build a strong one, you have to balance multiple elements like storytelling, data, design, and persuasion, all while keeping it concise and impactful.

Why?

1️⃣ Too Much vs. Too Little Information – Founders often struggle with what to include and what to cut. Too much detail overwhelms investors; too little fails to convince them.

2️⃣ No business opportunity – A pitch deck isn’t just about facts; it needs to hook investors emotionally and logically. Many founders focus too much on features rather than the "why" behind their business.

3️⃣ Delivering with Confidence – A well-crafted deck isn’t enough; the pitch itself needs to be compelling. Many founders underestimate the importance of rehearsing their delivery.

Just because you're following a 'proven' pitch deck format you downloaded from the web doesn't mean you'll be able to secure funding or achieve your goals.

Here are 5 tips to kickstart a solid pitch deck:

1️⃣ Tell a Story – Investors connect with stories, not just numbers. Make your deck a compelling narrative that features a problem-solution.

2️⃣ Focus on Key Metrics – Highlight the numbers that truly matter. Keep it clear and impactful.

3️⃣ Know Your Audience – Tailor your pitch to who’s in the room. Investors, customers, and partners all care about different things.

4️⃣ Keep It Visually Clean – A cluttered slide loses attention fast. Stick to simple, clean, and engaging visuals.

5️⃣ Figure out your pitch first – LAST BUT NOT LEAST! Before attempting to create your first slide, plot your narrative on a separate word document and tidy your arguments.

Your pitch deck is your business’ first impression—make it count!

What’s your #1 tip for a killer pitch?

🚀 Creating Your First Pitch Deck?

↓ ​

Putting together your first pitch deck is hard. To build a strong one, you have to balance multiple elements like storytelling, data, design, and persuasion, all while keeping it concise and impactful.

Why?

1️⃣ Too Much vs. Too Little Information – Founders often struggle with what to include and what to cut. Too much detail overwhelms investors; too little fails to convince them.

2️⃣ No business opportunity – A pitch deck isn’t just about facts; it needs to hook investors emotionally and logically. Many founders focus too much on features rather than the "why" behind their business.

3️⃣ Delivering with Confidence – A well-crafted deck isn’t enough; the pitch itself needs to be compelling. Many founders underestimate the importance of rehearsing their delivery.

Just because you're following a 'proven' pitch deck format you downloaded from the web doesn't mean you'll be able to secure funding or achieve your goals.

Here are 5 tips to kickstart a solid pitch deck:

1️⃣ Tell a Story – Investors connect with stories, not just numbers. Make your deck a compelling narrative that features a problem-solution.

2️⃣ Focus on Key Metrics – Highlight the numbers that truly matter. Keep it clear and impactful.

3️⃣ Know Your Audience – Tailor your pitch to who’s in the room. Investors, customers, and partners all care about different things.

4️⃣ Keep It Visually Clean – A cluttered slide loses attention fast. Stick to simple, clean, and engaging visuals.

5️⃣ Figure out your pitch first – LAST BUT NOT LEAST! Before attempting to create your first slide, plot your narrative on a separate word document and tidy your arguments.

Your pitch deck is your business’ first impression—make it count!

What’s your #1 tip for a killer pitch?

🚀 Creating Your First Pitch Deck?

↓ ​

Putting together your first pitch deck is hard. To build a strong one, you have to balance multiple elements like storytelling, data, design, and persuasion, all while keeping it concise and impactful.

Why?

1️⃣ Too Much vs. Too Little Information – Founders often struggle with what to include and what to cut. Too much detail overwhelms investors; too little fails to convince them.

2️⃣ No business opportunity – A pitch deck isn’t just about facts; it needs to hook investors emotionally and logically. Many founders focus too much on features rather than the "why" behind their business.

3️⃣ Delivering with Confidence – A well-crafted deck isn’t enough; the pitch itself needs to be compelling. Many founders underestimate the importance of rehearsing their delivery.

Just because you're following a 'proven' pitch deck format you downloaded from the web doesn't mean you'll be able to secure funding or achieve your goals.

Here are 5 tips to kickstart a solid pitch deck:

1️⃣ Tell a Story – Investors connect with stories, not just numbers. Make your deck a compelling narrative that features a problem-solution.

2️⃣ Focus on Key Metrics – Highlight the numbers that truly matter. Keep it clear and impactful.

3️⃣ Know Your Audience – Tailor your pitch to who’s in the room. Investors, customers, and partners all care about different things.

4️⃣ Keep It Visually Clean – A cluttered slide loses attention fast. Stick to simple, clean, and engaging visuals.

5️⃣ Figure out your pitch first – LAST BUT NOT LEAST! Before attempting to create your first slide, plot your narrative on a separate word document and tidy your arguments.

Your pitch deck is your business’ first impression—make it count!

What’s your #1 tip for a killer pitch?

Alejandra Copeland, Founder of Ok Yes Pitch Storytelling
Alejandra Copeland, Founder of Ok Yes Pitch Storytelling
Alejandra Copeland, Founder of Ok Yes Pitch Storytelling

About Ok Yes Founder, Alejandra Copeland

Alejandra Copeland cut her teeth as a visual communication expert by producing and editing video content for MTV Networks, NBC Universal, and Viacom. Since 2004, Alejandra has pushed Andromeda Productions as a premier marketing video production agency. She has created enduring client relationships with multiple Fortune 500 companies such as MasterCard and Sony Music US Latin.

Alejandra Copeland cut her teeth as a visual communication expert by producing and editing video content for MTV Networks, NBC Universal, and Viacom. Since 2004, Alejandra has pushed Andromeda Productions as a premier marketing video production agency. She has created enduring client relationships with multiple Fortune 500 companies such as MasterCard and Sony Music US Latin.

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All rights reserved © 2026 OK YES LLC.

All rights reserved © 2026 OK YES LLC.