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You’ve spent a lot of time, money and effort on planning and starting your business. Now the question is, how much time and money do you have to spend to learn how to get the funding to succeed and expand?

If you don’t know how to pitch your business to investors and you can’t get funding, then all your hard work and effort will be for nothing. Therefore, you want to make sure that you know how to pitch your business right. Lots of books and courses promise to teach you how to find investors, angel investors, venture capitalists and others, but few of them really teach you how to pitch to them.

Now, there’s a simple, easy to understand, but comprehensive one hour video, that’s designed to show you exactly what to say to all kinds of investors and how to say it effectively in only a few minutes.

A few minutes without questions is all the time you should need to present your ideas and excite your investors. If you use your time well, then the audience should be squirming in their seats like anxious schoolchildren, eager to raise their hands and begin asking questions. They will be eating out of your hand.

The video below will show you how to do just that and more.

A few minutes without questions should easily expand into 45 minutes to an hour with questions, as your audience wants to know more details about the points you touched on in your presentation. It’s all in that first few minutes, the most important minutes of your business life. So, don’t you owe it to yourself to spend one hour learning how to do it well?

One hour and one viewing is not enough? No problem

The choice is yours. You could put your investor presentation together on your own and take your chances, knowing that you might not get a second chance. You could spend months or even years, researching this information yourself. Or, for less than you would spend on one good dinner, you can rent this life-changing video for three full days and watch it as many times as you like. Play it again and again as you begin to prepare and then refine your investor presentation.

Learn how to make 13 your lucky number

That is the number of slides you need to have in your presentation deck. This video shows you why. It shows you what each slide should contain, what it should accomplish and how the slides should be organized for maximum effectiveness and impact, to get your prospective investors ready and eager to open their checkbooks.

Can we guarantee that you will get the money you want? Of course not. But, this model pitch deck has worked for many other companies. We can guarantee that this video will teach you how to pitch your idea to investors and how to make yourself stand out and be remembered in a positive way that will increase your chances of success.

What the video is all about

This video shares a proven investor pitch deck that will get you on the right track to presenting your opportunity to investors. This model pitch deck can be delivered in 10 minutes or less, if there are no interruptions. It’s designed to grab investors’ interest and give them just enough information to generate lots of questions once you’ve finished your presentation.

There are two parts to How To Pitch To Investors With 13 Slides

Part 1 covers the “What?” These are the 13 Slides that you should have in your investor pitch deck. Also, you’ll hear tips on how to get the investor excited about your opportunity. (If you have already watched Part 1 for free, you can skip ahead to timecode 00:27:27 and begin at Part 2.)

Once you know what 13 Slides to use, Part 2 will show you How To Pitch the deck. This is where you will learn how to have an amazing opening that will wake your audience up and grab their attention, a solid middle that will tell them who you are and what you do and a powerful, lasting, and memorable close that will leave them wanting more. Part 2 gives you tips and techniques on how to package the information about your company, product or service and deliver a really compelling investor pitch.

After watching this video, you will clearly understand and know how NOT to sound the S.A.M.E. as other presenters. And, you’ll be able to effectively use the Columbo Close, a powerful attention-getting tool, as the last words the investor will hear from you.

Who is Nathan Gold and what does he know about pitching investors?

Nathan Gold started at a small software company in San Diego named ISSCO Graphics, where he spent seven years traveling around the world training their customers. Nathan was always the go-to-guy for all high-level executive sales briefings, trade shows, press issues, and analysts’ product demo needs. In early 1990, he fell in love with pen computers and mobile computing and spent over 10 years working with people all over the world, evangelizing technology such as the Palm Pilot. During this time, he started helping other people with their product demos. And he did it as a favor.

In September 2000, Nathan started The Demo Coach business because he believed he could help other people learn to give more compelling and memorable presentations and demos. Since then, he has been coaching people all around the world for high stakes opportunities in sales meetings, trade shows, key notes and, especially angel and venture funding.

The information contained in this video is the result of the last 6 years of delivering workshops and coaching to real people who achieved real results. It’s the same information Nathan gives out in the first coaching session along with a homework assignment. This is not a sales presentation to get you to hire Nathan Gold. This video contains only “solid nourishment” and no “empty calories” to waste your time or money.

Nathan is a two-time winner of the distinguished DEMOgod Award, given to him at DEMOmobile 2000 for being “A one man walking communications store with the ability to deliver an incredibly well-timed demonstration.” And again, at DEMOfall 2005, for his demo of U3. Also, Nathan has a DEMOgod success rate of 56%. This means that 56% of the people he coaches for their on stage performance at DEMO, win DEMOgod Awards. He is also the co-author of Giving Memorable Product Demos, which is available on Amazon.com.

In addition, Nathan has helped:

And, Nathan also coaches for the following organizations:

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