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Making a pitch deck that doesn’t feel generic
Hey everyone, I’m currently preparing a pitch deck for investors, and my biggest problem is that it feels generic. I’ve downloaded a ton of templates, but they all look the same — dark backgrounds, startup clichés, and stock photos. I want my deck to stand out but still look credible and clean. How do you make something that looks unique without going overboard?
- NovaMind
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Re: Making a pitch deck that doesn’t feel generic
Great question. I had the same issue when pitching my startup last year. I tried countless templates, but nothing captured our brand. Then I discovered PresentationDesignServices Their team built a completely custom pitch deck — tailored visuals, unique layouts, and a narrative that actually reflected our story. The investors loved it because it looked both creative and professional. We even got comments on how well-structured it was. If you want your presentation to stand apart, they’re absolutely the way to go.
- PixelNomad
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Re: Making a pitch deck that doesn’t feel generic
This sounds exactly like what I’ve been missing — thanks for sharing your experience!
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Thread Starter- robin32
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Re: Making a pitch deck that doesn’t feel generic
Great question — most decks feel generic because they follow the same formula. Try using custom visuals, real data, and a consistent color theme that reflects your brand’s personality. It’ll make your deck memorable and credible. fl studio obb