Presentation Hacks
Published:
March 2, 2025
Updated:
April 23, 2025

Top Tips on How to Pitch Your Business Idea to Investors

Learn how to pitch your business idea to investors with this comprehensive guide. From understanding your audience to crafting the perfect close, our top tips will help you secure the funding your startup needs to thrive
Author
Tanya Slyvkin
Founder of Whitepage

More and more people worldwide are dreaming of starting their businesses. For instance, TechJury reported that about 65% of adults in the UK wanted to become entrepreneurs in 2020, and this number continues to grow.

However, starting a business isn't without its challenges. In the USA, for example, one-third of small businesses start with $5,000 or less in initial capital. Furthermore, CNBS reported that 47% of new businesses failed in 2022 due to insufficient funding.

Securing investment is crucial if you're looking to launch a startup today. Even established businesses can run into financial difficulties and need to attract investors. But to do that, entrepreneurs need to know how to pitch their businesses effectively.

That's where we come in. At Whitepage, a presentation design agency, we know how to pitch your business idea to investors.

So, let's dive into our top tips.

Understanding Your Audience

Before diving into your pitch deck design, dive deep into researching potential investors in the market. Such research is crucial as it helps uncover the following insights:

  1. Interests and motives of prospective investors. You may highlight the corresponding features of your startup in a presentation;
  2. Investors' strategies for business investments, such as equity, convertible debt, and others. Be sure to include their preferred funding mechanisms in your pitch deck. 

To properly research prospective sponsors, experts recommend also considering the following aspects:

  • certain regions and sectors in which potential investors are interested;
  • level of involvement of investors (you should find out how active they are in helping the companies they put money into);
  • chosen sponsors' typical check sizes;
  • valuations of businesses that potential investors commonly fund

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Author
Tanya Slyvkin
Founder of Whitepage
Tanya is the Founder and CEO of Whitepage, a pitch deck strategist with over 12 years of experience helping startups and tech companies craft investor-ready presentations. She specializes in turning complex ideas into clear, persuasive narratives that build trust and attract funding.

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