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Canceled flights and zero sleep didn't stop Alicia Tulsee from finding success on 'Elevator Pitch.'

I've sat through countless pitch decks over the years, and too many founders focus on their idea rather than their execution. Humility isn't going to get you funded, so here's how to advertise your accomplishments to investors the right way.

Here are the five most important elements of a great pitch deck for your growing startup to take it to Series A.

Turns out, a killer story with a creative twist isn't enough to get your pitch accepted. Here's how to really pique a journalist's attention.

Whether selling your content idea to a publication editor or CEO, it's essential to do your homework and prepare a pitch that hits the mark.

Here's how to sell your big idea, so you can seal your next deal.

Most people think a pitch is all about how well they give a presentation but the reality is that's only one piece of the 'successful pitch' pie. There are other areas of the meeting that need to be considered - starting with understanding what motivates other people in the room.

Venture capitalists' attention spans are at their shortest, but a concise, attractive and effective pitch deck can catch their interest.

Getting featured in the media helps to build authority and trust, but to do that, you'll need an effective pitch. Here's how to pitch like a pro.

Those with a clear understanding of what it takes to turn an idea into reality are the ones that walk away with the title.

Your pitch deck is your opportunity to make the great first impression that could catapult your exciting journey.

This outline breaks down a business plan pitch minute by minute so you can stay on topic and build the necessary interest and excitement.

Using an already multiply-mailed contact list and a striking training-meets-contest premise, my dating coaching company enjoyed a remarkable return.

Cognitive scientist and president of Barnard College Sian Beilock discusses how we "get in our own way" when it matters most and shares strategies to help prepare for success when the stakes are high.

If you want coverage, don't make these mistakes.

Being a single mom left no time for beating around the bush.

Top investors reveal what they want to see and hear in your pitch.

Investors invest in people, not ideas.

Know exactly how to stand out in an editor's inbox, regardless of the design trends.

The truth is that you can be successful without becoming overwhelmed.

Use these four stops to create a home-based business that's not only lucrative and stable, but does not require the creation of a product or service.