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Funding

How much money do you need?

Specifically for what will this money be used?

What are you offering in exchange for this funding?

What valuation metrics make this proposal sensible?

What is the exit or repayment strategy for this funding?

You can easily raise money for your business with Key Strategies revealed in “Proven Key Strategies To Raise Money for small & Medium Businesses

   How To Make Your Presentation Powerful

To be effective, the presentation must include charts, graphs, and pictures. PowerPoint slides with only words get boring very quickly, and will never be memorable. However, do not use cute or inexpensive graphics simply to have something other than words on your slides. Remember that you are asking these money sources to put meaningful resources into your business. Your graphics should powerfully support your message and instill confidence in your business proposition.

Your presentation should be suitable for both hard copy and a projection on a large screen. It should be colorful and suitable as a leave behind that can be absorbed after you leave. This means that animation and video that might work in a live presentation should be used only if powerful; even then, a means must be provided to be sure the message is not lost in your leave-behind when viewed days or weeks later.

You will have very little time to make a good first impression. If you are lucky, you will have an hour to present the ideas that have taken months to develop. You should time the above presentation and change it if it is more than 45 minutes. You will need to allow time for interruptions, questions, and late starts, yet still be done in an hour.

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