write your answer as text please not handwritten

3. So you regroup, take the last group of investors advice into consideration, and find another receptive investor to pitch. Youre enthusiastic and positive throughout the presentation and two weeks later you get the response, I cant invest in a company that doesnt believe there are no significant competitors in their market. And what about risks to the company? You arent ready to grow your business.

What did you do to make the investor feel this way?

What should you do to remedy the mistake?

4. Now youre frustrated and ready to give it up, but your partner has found one more interested investor. You feel like you have the presentation down now after all the practice, but you get flustered during the pitch knowing that your options are running out and you blurt out, All we need is 1% of the market to really take off. Our product is revolutionary and will market itself!

After the presentation, the investor takes you aside and says, Dont feed me wild clichs. I cant take you seriously.

Why was this investor not impressed?

Why are the claims unbelievable?

5. After the last fiasco you re-evaluate all the mistakes youve made, clean up the presentation and decide to focus on the company for now and send out some networking feelers to see if there are any new rounds of funding coming up. You get a call from the first investor you pitched, and she invites you back because she says there was something you said about your team that impressed her.

Why would she be impressed to know about your team?