Contact Slide
Learn how to build a winning contact slide for your pitch deck with this step-by-step guide.
Learn how to build a winning contact slide for your pitch deck with this step-by-step guide.
The contact slide is often overlooked by the founders but it’s a crucial part of any pitch deck. Every well-designed presentation should end with a call-to-action: for pitch decks, it’s a good idea to include the contact information for the founders &/or fundraising lead. To understand the purpose of a contact slide, just think from the perspective your audience:
A contact slide makes it easy for prospective investors, partners, or customers to easily reach out to you for next steps – including multiple contact options such as phone, website, and social media is suggested. Your audience likely sees hundreds of pitches: make it easy for them to take action when they are interested & eliminate any possible friction. A contact slide should be included in all sorts of presentations (not just pitch decks) to enable easy communication and feedback from your audience.
Follow along with this brief guide for what you should include in your pitch deck’s contact slide:
The best contact slides offer a clear CTA and next steps so interested parties can immediately take action. Most contact slides include the founder or CEO’s name, title, and phone or email contact information.
Below are some examples of winning contact slides from pitch decks for household names like Airbnb, Uber, and Sequoia Capital:
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