Exciting news for innovators and investors! Dealflow.eu Matchmaking Platform, the premier matchmaking platform connecting EU-funded innovators with investors, is now offering even greater opportunities to enhance the visibility of your company and innovations. By leveraging the platform’s new features, you can now showcase your ideas and projects more effectively. Add links to pitch decks, company summaries, funding achievements, and much more to your profile to capture the attention of potential investors.
Why Claim Your Page?
How to claim your page?
Claiming your page is a straightforward process. Please follow these steps:
- Find Your Company Profile: Use the search bar on the Dealflow.eu Matchmaking Platform to locate your company’s profile.
- Edit Your Profile: Click the pencil icon located on the right side of your profile.
- Register and Update: Register using your work email, join the team, and start updating your company data to reflect the most recent developments and achievements.
How to add content to your page?
Once logged in, click on ‘Attach a deck or share your fundraising pitch’ to add more information about your organisation.
In this section, you can further enhance your profile by including various types of cards:
- Fundraising Pitch: Share details about your current fundraising round, including the amount raised, round type, and expected closure date.
- Business Pitch: A dedicated space to add pitch decks, images, and links.
- Hiring: Post new job openings.
- Interview: Share interviews for greater visibility.
- Note: Add additional notes as needed.
Input your content and click ‘Save note’
Make sure that everything is looking good!
How to add your pitch deck?
One great idea is to add information about your next fundraising round, adding your latest pitch deck, the amount you are raising, the type of round and when do you plan to close. This will allow investor to easily find you on the platform.
By adding a google slides link to your pitch deck in restricted access mode will allow you to get an email every time someone requests to see it, and therefore limit distribution. Don’t forget to add in a good picture or gif to make your content stand out.
In your google slides deck, you can set up a restricted link in this way: Click on “Share” in the top-right corner and then configure the link in the following way and press “Copy link” in the left-bottom corner of the pop-up.
Potential investors will see this page when they want to access your Pitch Deck and can easily drop you a note which you will receive via email to confirm:
How to claim your innovation?
Claiming your Innovation’s page is a straightforward process. Please follow these steps:
- Claim your company profile as indicated in this blogpost’s section on ‘How to claim your page?’
- Find Your Innovation’s Profile: Use the search bar on the Dealflow.eu Matchmaking Platform to locate your innovation’s profile.
- Edit Your Innovation: Click the ‘pencil’/’Edit’ icon located on the right side of your innovation’s profile.
- Claim your innovation: Click on ‘Add yourself and make edits’ to claim your innovation and start adding content.
- [optional] Add content to your innovations profile: Click on ‘Notes’ and then on ‘Add your Note’ to add content to your Innovation’s profile, see this blogpost’s section on ‘How to add content to your page?‘.
Start now elevating your profile and attracting new investors
Learn more reading this article:
Fundraising Made Easier: Share Your Pitch Deck and Attract Investors on Discover.Dealflow 3.0
More about Dealflow.eu
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