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Sep 13, 2010 · Choose an answer to each question that is not crossed out. "What are your Pokémon to you?" Ally Junior Friend "What helps you to win battles?" Strategy Training Cheating "What kind of trainers do you wish to battle?" Weak person Tough person Anyone "What is the most important thing for raising Pokémon?" Love Violence Knowledge "Strong ...
- What Are Your Key Financial Figures?
- What Is Your Cashflow Projection?
- What Is The Advantage of Your Product Over Things Already on The Market?
- What’s The Longevity of Your product/brand?
- What Do You Want from An Investment by A Dragon?
- How Did You Come to The valuation You’Ve Put on Your Company?
In episode one, when digging deeper after an impressive opening pitch, Deborah Meaden focused on the very basic figures every business person needs to know – revenue and profit. The inability of Farnaz Khan to provide these on her ‘big knickers’ brand led to her pitch falling apart. https://youtu.be/QB62mOF0MWo?t=1322 Understanding the difference b...
Some would argue this is wrapped up in your other financials above but its importance can’t be overemphasised and it deals with financials on an ongoing basis and not just a moment in time. Once your business is up and running this is the figure you need to pay most attention to. A negative cashflow means the end of many businesses every week becau...
In the opening episode this was Peter Jones’s first question to Ben Fridger who was clearly prepared. His response was quick, informed and engaging as to why his clothes steamer is better than a traditional steam iron. Knowing your market is important before you enter it. There may be reasons those already out there haven’t tried the slight variati...
In episode two, new Dragon Sarah Willingham immediately showed her passion for food and drink with an obvious interest in the West Africa inspired snacks from Chika Russell. However, she was keen to make sure the business had a long-term future. https://youtu.be/fA87ESHhThU?t=558 Whilst some may mock, having a vision for your company is not a bad t...
Global fashion tycoon Touker Suleyman liked Ben Fridger’s steam cleaner in episode one but, having seen a product that clearly worked and was clearly selling, he wanted to know how his investment was going to make a difference. https://youtu.be/QB62mOF0MWo?t=623 This is a common concern from investors. Some like to be hands on and heavily involved ...
A £20 million valuation was a shock to Peter Jones when he asked this question of Fraser Fernhead of property crowdfunding platform The House Crowd in episode two of the current series. https://youtu.be/QB62mOF0MWo The valuation of your company is probably the most important figure for your investor as it tells them what they’ll be getting for thei...
Dec 8, 2010 · Dragons Den – The Perfect Pitch is a very easy to read book. There are lots of pictures, case studies and advice peppered throughout the book allowing you to either read from cover to cover, or to dip into.
Nov 7, 2018 · When it comes to pitching for investment, there are some potentially awkward questions that you may not want to answer. But it is exactly these types of questions that you need to have an answer for. Here are 10 examples of questions you are likely to be asked by investors.
- Answer questions from the Dragons. - Dragons then indicate if they are interested or not. - Interested Dragons make their offer/s - Inventors decide which offer or offers they wish to take. Review - All inventors get to decide which Dragon was the ‘best’ based on investments made and the quality of their questions.
Sep 27, 2014 · A whole unit of work with lesson plans enhancing speaking and listening and writing with the purpose to persuade. The 'Dragons&' Den task sheet&'; can be used withou.
Oct 24, 2024 · 1. Research the Dragons: What are the investors looking for? 2. Know your product inside out: Who are your competitors, and what makes you. different? 3. Understand your market: Who are your customers, and is there room for growth?
