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Eleven Labs was last valued at $11 billion dollars. Let me show you the pitch deck they use to raise their $2 million dollar pre-seed. The first slide, they have a nice cover page, but then they jump straight into their introductory slide. This is setting the context behind what they're building in the first place. Next, they jump into their solution. They summarize it in one really simple sentence and then break down the three key qualities of the product. We have already built a prototype with state-of-the-art research for dubbing. Any movie or audio input in English. Subtitles generation, either automatic or translation to metadata selection. Translation from language A to B. Background noise plus dialogue separation. Actionable training, voice generation, and other language models that phenomenal. Dubbed video ready for download. Quick, 15-minute video dub, 2 minutes. And they jump into the solution, specifically their prototype deep dive. At the time, they wouldn't have so they have to summarize what the prototype is able to do. Then they cover team and have a biography of each different person and a breakdown of their previous roles. And now they talk about vision, to build, the different use cases building 11 labs for. On the right, the logos cover the key users and key customers that they're trying to target. Next, they touch on market and they specifically use two slides for this, how large the market is. And then on the next slide, they cover the market which they're targeting specifically, that segment is and how large that segment is. And then on the next slide, they touch on go to market where their wedges in the market in the short term. And they break down insights into the market. The next slide, they touch on traction and feedback. Has been redacted as it's quite sensitive for 11 a private company. Then they touch on competition. They break down other competitors. This on axis, which covers why 11 labs are better than them. On their competitive advantage. The kind of breakdown on the right here, it covers and as an investor, you can easily see where they're and ultimately how the product works and how it flows. And the final and the final slide, they have timeline. Now I'm not really sure what they have covered here, but this could have been timeline from where they they want to be or three years time. Their expectations being valued at $11 billion now, or it could have been their target timeline for the raise. Something like that.
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