PS Pushup 3 October 13, 2026 LinkedIn’s pitch deck clearly and immediately shows the problem: “There is no effective, trusted way for professionals to find and transact with each other… Continue Reading
Week 4 Milestone: Sanity Check Pitch October 13, 2026 Slides: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1nVqwbbrpPzlDx8rbEMs24SWdd1kRTgj28QnHu26gFLo/edit?usp=sharing Continue Reading
Week 3 PSP: Take Apart a Pitch Deck October 13, 2026 Reading LinkedIn’s 2004 pitch deck, I had to remind myself that investors didn’t know how this story would end. A professional network might sound… Continue Reading
PSP3: Slides with No Metrics: Intercom Sold the Team October 13, 2026 Intercom’s first deck had zero user data and still raised $600K. I think the reason sits on slide 2: before touching the problem or… Continue Reading
Product Sense Pushup 4: Three Value Propositions October 13, 2026 Granola, Otter, and Fireflies all do essentially the same thing. They listen to your meeting and give you notes afterward. So, I looked at… Continue Reading
PSP 3 – Mai Mostafa October 13, 2026 Tinder’s original deck (back when it was called MatchBox) is ten slides, and most of them exclusively tell a narrative The problem arrives through… Continue Reading
PSP: Take Apart a Pitch Deck October 13, 2026 In 2008, the problem of cabs is outdated technology: radio dispatch, no GPS link between rider and driver, and cabs cruising empty. It’s vivid,… Continue Reading
Analysis of LinkedIn Pitch Deck October 13, 2026 I chose to analyze the pitch deck Reid Hoffman used to raise LinkedIn’s Series B in 2004. I focused on how it shows the… Continue Reading
Product Sense Pushup 3: Take Apart a Pitch Deck October 13, 2026 The LinkedIn deck is well made (though that could be hindsight bias). They talk about the obvious things: market advantage, plans for the funding,… Continue Reading
