Step 1: Introduction: Include essential details such as the name, startup name, catchphrase, logo, and name of the CEO when presenting your idea.

Step 2: Executive Summary: Summarize your key highlights using visual aids and emphasize your unique selling proposition and growth potential.

Step 3: Challenge: Explain the issue you’re trying to tackle, its significance, and why existing products on the market don’t meet the target market’s needs.

Step 4: Solution: Describe your solution in depth, highlighting the advantages and unique features it offers the client.

Step 5: Offering: Provide an overview of your product or service, including any designs or intellectual property filings you may have.

Step 6: Business Plan: Detail the characteristics of your regular revenue streams and present your main revenue or company strategy. If you have any sales, mention them in the strategy section.

Step 7: Market Opportunity: Emphasize the financial and business potential of market dominance and consider using both top-down and bottom-up approaches.

Step 8: Competitive Analysis: Provide information about your main competitors and illustrate how you stand out from them.

Step 9: Scalability: Explain your philosophy and expertise in terms of acquiring, keeping, and developing new products. Show that your stakeholders are committed to your brand.

Step 10: Financial Projections: Finally, present how much funding you need and provide projections for how much you expect to earn over the next five years.