Product Pushup 3 October 13, 2026 Gaia Design: A Good-Looking Deck With No Proof Gaia Design pitched itself in May 2015 as an online store for modern furniture in Mexico… Continue Reading
Product Sense Pushup 3 October 13, 2026 Most fascinating for me about the pitch deck of Tinder is the way in which it starts the presentation with a story rather than… Continue Reading
Taking Apart Square’s Pitch Deck October 13, 2026 Square’s pitch deck does a pretty good job of showing how something as simple as accepting credit cards could actually be a huge problem… Continue Reading
Week 3 Milestone: Three Problems October 13, 2026 Comparison table We dug into three problems from our long list. A (feedback synthesis) has the best AI fit and buildability; B (decision context)… Continue Reading
Product Sense Pushup 3: Take Apart a Pitch Deck October 13, 2026 (1) “Beauty Ecommerce for Women of Color,” (2) 500M women and a $25.1B market, (3) the problem, (4) a site connecting recommendations to distribution,… Continue Reading
Week3 Take Apart a Pitch Deck –– Aribnb October 13, 2026 Li Ji It shows some practical problems in a very simple way: from three important sides, price/hotel/exist way. For the evidence they provided, they… Continue Reading
Product Sense Pushup 3: Take Apart a Pitch Deck October 13, 2026 I chose Foursquare’s 2009 pitch because restaurant and bar discovery connects directly to food and beverages. What stood out was how the product made… Continue Reading
Week 3 PSP: Take Apart a Pitch Deck (UberCab) October 13, 2026 What stood out to me about UberCab’s early pitch deck was how effectively it communicated an opportunity without having much evidence that its solution… Continue Reading
Week 3 PSP: Take Apart a Pitch Deck : Mixpanel October 13, 2026 I chose Mixpanel’s 2014 pitch deck because I liked how it focused less on fancy visuals and more on explaining why its product mattered…. Continue Reading