Bulletpages is a mobile advertising platform for small businesses looking for a low-cost solution. It allows businesses to create portable, mobile profiles to advertise and be discovered through search. Bulletpages is seeking funding for regional and global expansion of its services, which currently include listings on mobile devices and kiosks. It analyzes a large unmet market need and outlines its business model, management team, and growth projections to pitch itself as an attractive investment opportunity for meeting the needs of small businesses through digital advertising.

1. Extended Investor Pitch.
Darren Ong, CEO Bulletpages
BulletAcademy: Advertising Sales Professionals

2. First Page
Format it well. Make it
This presentation intends
look beautiful and weed
to be a guideline to pitch
out all spelling mistakes.
to Investors.
Focus on your strengths,
The order followed by the
USP.
slides is logical. Your
presentation should have
a similar structure.
Do not have too many
slides. Ideally fifteen is
good.

3. Introduction (1 slide)
The most important slide.
What does your company do?
Small Businesses. Search. Advertise. Platform. Unleashed.
Current status:
Seed financed RM150k [inc. Cash Investments]. PenzPages incorporated.
PenDrive and later Toshiba. Testimonial - Jeanson Tan [Hot Print]
Looking for Additional Funding – for Regional then Global expansion and
adding Kiosk Ads and Live Mobile Video Stream-to-Web Technology.

4. Stars
List the most important points about your company.
Strong management team. – Niumal / Chee Haur / Hezry / Sri /
Darren / Nicole / Zahir / Raja / Brandon / Jason / Iki
Mobile Live Video Stream-to-Web patent
USP – Portable. Mobile. Search. Advertise. Small Businesses.
Very attractive venture opportunity for investment.
Digital Search Trends up 300%, Market Ad Growth up 500%.
1 million Small Businesses in Malaysia alone. 10% is 100,000.

5. Problem or the pain (1 slide)
Describe the problem your venture aims to solve.
Small Businesses. Small and Medium Enterprises (SME)
and Industrial players pay too much currently for Ads.
How big is the problem? An average Small Business
spends RM10,000 per yr to advertise with 12% guarantee
of Ad Success in terms of Sales and Brand Awareness.
Why hasn’t it been solved before? There is no Major
Brand for Next Gen Directory Search. Youth demand
portability. Search platforms and the Big Advertising
Agencies for SME market have no Low Cost alternative.

6. Solution (1-2 slides)
How does your venture solve the problem? Portability.
Automation. Mobile. Video Streaming. Search. Solutions.
Why is it more effective than the current solutions, if any?
Imagine millions of Small Business listings at your fingertips.
Portable. User friendly. Personalized. Multi-Language.
Describe Bulletpages product or service in detail.
Simple. Advertise. Portable. Small Business Services. Unleashed.
Bulletpages Crew. Next Generation. Advertising Sales Professionals.
Distribution Any-to-Any. Capture Users. Viral. Eg. Premium Gifts for
Buyers who get a LCD at SenQ, Buyers who get a Book in MPH.
Simple Video and Pictures. Low Cost. Advertising. Platform.
Small Business One-Stop ‘Value For Money’ Services.

7. Testimonials (1 slide)
Every investor needs proof about solution efficacy.
Why did your customer love you?
Response of existing clients. Use logos.
Or response to prototype by prospective
clients/customers.

8. Market analysis (1-2 slides)
Which market need are you meeting?
Describe the market.
How big is it?
Growth rate?
Maturity.
Product positioning.
Market Capture projections.
Marketing strategies. How will you reach the market?
Tip: always brilliant to describe a typical customer/client.

9. Business model (1-2 slides)
What is the business model? Use flowcharts and
diagrams.
How will you make money?
Revenue strategy and model.
Economies of scale.
Describe distributor or franchise commission/rates, if
applicable.
Operations model. Use flowcharts and diagrams

10. Competition analysis (1 slide)
Who else is tackling the same problem? (direct
competitors)
Why are you better?
Compare features on a table/matrix.
Feature A Feature B Feature C
Product A Yes Yes Yes
No Yes No
Product B
Yes Yes No
Product C

11. Management Team (1 slide)
Who will run the show?
Relevance of experience/skills to role allotted.
Track record.
Who is missing? Solution.

12. Co-stars (1 slide)
Technology development team.
Partners.
Board of advisors.
Board of directors.
Legal advisors.

13. Rollout plan (1 slide)
Current status.
Rollout model.
Strategy behind it.
Timeline of the rollout.

14. Risks (1 slide)
What reasons could lead to failure?
Regulatory risks.
(Medical and financial ventures, beware.)

15. Exit strategy (1 slide)
Acquisition? IPO?
Diversification?

16. Financial summary (1-2 slides)
Mention key assumptions.
Give key figures of revenue growth, profits, ROI.
Projections for next few years.
Mention breakeven period.
Tip: Do not show excel sheets, since you’ll never read them
neither will the investor. Only gives a crammed look.

17. Funding summary (1 slide)
Requirements and details.
Highlight ROI.
Breakup of spending.

18. Conclusion
The points you want your investors to
remember.
Re-highlight the attractiveness/strengths.
Funding requirements and ROI.

19. Thank You!

20. Final comments
While bullets are effective. Nothing can beat diagrams
and pictures. Use them generously.
Do not cram your slides. Speak more than your slide.
big text.
Use
Practice and time your presentation.