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A few weeks ago, we launched two startup pitch deck templates for raising seedcapital — part of NextView’s platform of exclusive startup resources. In short, what’s your unfair advantage to gain traction and distribution and start to solve this particular problem?
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Contrary to popular opinion I actually believe crowd-funding is best used after seedcapital or venture capital. So if you think of a great PR firm as “distribution” you will do well. It super charges a business that is closer to product delivery.
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An SFGate article reports that the venture has raised more than $90 million in seedcapital, as of April 2012. When those services and products are being distributed for free, it makes paying the bills even harder.
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However … An unfortunate side effect of this particular POTAJ is that, in many startup pitches, entrepreneurs focus so much on product or tech that they leave out one crucial, deal-making-or-breaking detail: distribution. ” Founders must address distribution in their pitches both overtly and succinctly.
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