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Welcome back to Startup Hustle with Boxsy! Your weekly dose of scrappy strategies, smart tools, and startup success stories. I’m Sophia.

And I’m Ethan. Today, we’re tackling something every founder faces: crafting a killer pitch deck.

As E.B., Boxsy’s founder, often says, “A pitch deck isn’t just a static document—it’s a living, breathing tool that evolves alongside your startup.” In fact, Boxsy’s pitch deck has gone through major changes since its first iteration in November 2023.

The vision, messaging, and branding have all shifted over time. And that’s totally normal! A pitch deck is a journey, not a destination.

One of the best ways to refine your pitch deck is by collecting feedback from investors, advisors, and even your team. It’s not just about making it look good—it’s about making it resonate.

E.B. shared a great framework from a fellow founder that highlights what investors care about most. It’s clear there are commonalities, even if every investor has slightly different priorities.

Here’s what to include:A clear, compelling story. Investors need to understand the problem you’re solving and why it matters. The solution. Show them how your product or service addresses the problem in a unique way. Market opportunity. Help them see the potential size and impact of what you’re building. Traction. Even early-stage metrics or customer feedback can demonstrate progress. The team. People invest in people—highlight why your team is uniquely positioned to win. Your pitch deck doesn’t have to be perfect, but it does need to be clear, engaging, and concise.

And here’s the thing: refining your pitch deck isn’t a one-time activity. It’s an ongoing process. Every meeting, every question, and every piece of feedback is an opportunity to improve.

If you’re a founder struggling with this, don’t be afraid to ask for help. Other founders, mentors, and even your network on LinkedIn can offer invaluable input.

As E.B. often reminds us, “Your pitch deck is more than slides—it’s the story of your startup’s potential.”

If you’re ready to start streamlining your operations and focusing more on building that potential, Boxsy can help.

Sign up for a 7 day free trial at www.boxsy.io and see how Boxsy can help you focus on what really matters—your story, your vision, and your success.

That’s it for this week’s episode of Startup Hustle with Boxsy.

Next week, we’re diving into scrappy marketing tactics for founders with limited budgets.

Welcome back to Startup Hustle with Boxsy! Your weekly dose of scrappy strategies, smart tools, and startup success stories. I’m Sophia.

And I’m Ethan. Today, we’re tackling something every founder faces: crafting a killer pitch deck.

As E.B., Boxsy’s founder, often says, “A pitch deck isn’t just a static document—it’s a living, breathing tool that evolves alongside your startup.” In fact, Boxsy’s pitch deck has gone through major changes since its first iteration in November 2023.

The vision, messaging, and branding have all shifted over time. And that’s totally normal! A pitch deck is a journey, not a destination.

One of the best ways to refine your pitch deck is by collecting feedback from investors, advisors, and even your team. It’s not just about making it look good—it’s about making it resonate.

E.B. shared a great framework from a fellow founder that highlights what investors care about most. It’s clear there are commonalities, even if every investor has slightly different priorities.

Here’s what to include:A clear, compelling story. Investors need to understand the problem you’re solving and why it matters. The solution. Show them how your product or service addresses the problem in a unique way. Market opportunity. Help them see the potential size and impact of what you’re building. Traction. Even early-stage metrics or customer feedback can demonstrate progress. The team. People invest in people—highlight why your team is uniquely positioned to win. Your pitch deck doesn’t have to be perfect, but it does need to be clear, engaging, and concise.

And here’s the thing: refining your pitch deck isn’t a one-time activity. It’s an ongoing process. Every meeting, every question, and every piece of feedback is an opportunity to improve.

If you’re a founder struggling with this, don’t be afraid to ask for help. Other founders, mentors, and even your network on LinkedIn can offer invaluable input.

As E.B. often reminds us, “Your pitch deck is more than slides—it’s the story of your startup’s potential.”

If you’re ready to start streamlining your operations and focusing more on building that potential, Boxsy can help.

As a beta tester, you’ll get to help shape a tool designed to save founders time, improve efficiency, and grow smarter.

Sign up at www.boxsy.io and see how Boxsy can help you focus on what really matters—your story, your vision, and your success.

That’s it for this week’s episode of Startup Hustle with Boxsy.

Next week, we’re diving into scrappy marketing tactics for founders with limited budgets.

Until then, happy hustling!

Pitch Perfect: Crafting a Killer Pitch Deck

February 6, 2025 • Boxsy

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