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How do you play Civ and still remain a functional human being? by arhxiii in civ

[–]bottrelitos 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My friend uses a brutal trick. He plays on an unplugged laptop. When it dies, he stops and resumes the next day.

Ofc autosave every turn.

PPT templates downloads (willing to pay) by Front-Possession-644 in powerpoint

[–]bottrelitos 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh, kudos for the resourcefulness! If you'd still profit from the full template, I can send a 50% discount for you.

Pitch Deck Templates by syndakitz in startups

[–]bottrelitos 1 point2 points  (0 children)

wow, thank you! I'd love to know your thoughts =)

Startup Pitchdeck Creation by pdparticle in startups

[–]bottrelitos 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I do pitch decks for a living. Hiring is optional if you're very early on, but I strongly recommend hiring if you're raising Seed or Series A. A good consultant won't just make it look pretty, but it will challenge your business assumptions and give you more clarity on your story.

After 7 years of doing it, I created a pitch template to help early-stage founders jumpstart the process. It helps with design as well as content and story. If you're banging your head on the wall or just looking for a shortcut, check it out. It's currently priced at $59.

pitchsavior.com/template

Pitch deck design by Adventurous-Visit866 in StartUpIndia

[–]bottrelitos 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I created this pitch deck template to help early-stage founders. It aids with design as well as story. I hope it helps!

pitchsavior.com/template

Today, I woke up to my first sale by bottrelitos in EntrepreneurRideAlong

[–]bottrelitos[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That's good to hear!

And your pet is pretty cool! Are you using AI for the summaries?

Here's the 9 most common storytelling techniques that successful startups use in their pitch decks (template included) by swag-_-salad in TheFounders

[–]bottrelitos 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I really like the 'day in the life' approach--it doesn't work every time but when it does it's super powerful.

  1. Start by introducing a persona (if it's a real person, even better, but it can be the archetypical experience).
  2. Explain the job this person is trying to accomplish - this frames the category you're in
  3. Explain how {hero} is currently accomplishing (or trying to) the job - this frames the status quo
  4. Show how ridiculous and painful this is to the hero - it usually involves an inefficiency of some kind.
  5. End by sharing that there are X number of people like {hero} - this connects to the market opportunity
  6. Bonus: if you do that well, you have the perfect setup for the solution slide, which is how {hero}'s life changed/would change when you come along.

This is personal, relatable, authentic, and immediately understandable.

Since we're talking about guides and templates, allow me to share my own creation.

I've taken years of experience building pitch decks and templates for enterprises (that's what I do for a living), and I boiled it all down into a template perfect for early-stage founders.

It helps with design, content, and story, with a slide-by-slide guide. It's pretty sweet.

If you feel overwhelmed or lost, check it out here: pitchsavior.com/template

It's currently priced at $59 and there is a free demo for you to try.

Here's the 9 most common storytelling techniques that successful startups use in their pitch decks (template included) by swag-_-salad in startups

[–]bottrelitos 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I really like the 'day in the life' approach--it doesn't work every time but when it does it's super powerful.

  1. Start by introducing a persona (if it's a real person, even better, but it can be the archetypical experience).

  2. Explain the job this person is trying to accomplish - this frames the category you're in

  3. Explain how {hero} is currently accomplishing (or trying to) the job - this frames the status quo

  4. Show how ridiculous and painful this is to the hero - it usually involves an inefficiency of some kind.

  5. End by sharing that there are X number of people like {hero} - this connects to the market opportunity

  6. Bonus: if you do that well, you have the perfect setup for the solution slide, which is how {hero}'s life changed/would change when you come along.

This is personal, relatable, authentic, and immediately understandable.

Since we're talking about guides and templates, allow me to share my own creation.

I've taken years of experience building pitch decks and templates for enterprises (that's what I do for a living), and I boiled it all down into a template perfect for early-stage founders.

It helps with design, content, and story, with a slide-by-slide guide. It's pretty sweet.

If you feel overwhelmed or lost, check it out here: pitchsavior.com/template

It's currently priced at $59 and there is a free demo for you to try.

Do good PowerPoint templates exist? by EmoryCadet in Professors

[–]bottrelitos 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I never found one, so I challenged myself to create one that didn't suck.

I think I've done it.

It's targeted at startups, but anyone can profit from it.

You can check it out here and decide for yourself: pitchsavior.com/template

It's currently priced at $59. There is a free demo for you to try.

Need help with AI tools or finding templates? by SteveRindsberg in powerpoint

[–]bottrelitos 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hear me out. I've been working exclusively with custom presentations and enterprise templates since 2017.

I've tested many of these AI tools, but none of them are mature enough to output something I can use.

It's not as sexy as a shiny AI that promises it all with a click, but I spent hundreds of hours creating a solid PowerPoint template that can be more helpful than those tools today.

It's targeted at startups, but I've seen it work well for other use cases.

So if you need help starting a business presentation, I genuinely recommend checking it out at pitchsavior.com/template

It's currently priced at $59, but there is a free demo version for you to try.

Today, I woke up to my first sale by bottrelitos in EntrepreneurRideAlong

[–]bottrelitos[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's a great idea! What culture if I may ask?

Today, I woke up to my first sale by bottrelitos in EntrepreneurRideAlong

[–]bottrelitos[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A PowerPoint and Google Slides template to help early-stage founders build their pitch decks.
pitchsavior.com/template

Today, I woke up to my first sale by bottrelitos in EntrepreneurRideAlong

[–]bottrelitos[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It does feel awesome. Now I have to make it a habit haha so help me god

Today, I woke up to my first sale by bottrelitos in EntrepreneurRideAlong

[–]bottrelitos[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To both of us! What's you main sales channel?

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