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CranberryFit8293

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r/FirstTimeHomeBuyer•

I'm a tech guy building an AI "Speed-to-Lead" pipeline. Brutal honesty needed: Does this actually solve a real problem for you, or am I wasting my time?

Need Advice

Hey everyone,

I’m a developer, not an agent. I’ve been researching the real estate market and noticed a recurring theme: agents losing commissions because they can't follow up with new leads fast enough, or they have a database full of old buyers they don't have time to manually match with new listings.

Before I spend the next three months coding this out completely, I want to know from actual boots-on-the-ground agents if this is a real problem, or just a "made-up tech bro" problem.

I am testing a 4-Stage Automated Pipeline:

Stage 1: Instant Capture A buyer clicks your ad or listing. They fill out a basic form. In under 60 seconds, the system auto-sends them the property video/broch

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r/ForHireFreelancers•

Hey everyone 👋 I’m currently testing a small service where I help coaches, founders, and solo creators turn their ideas into clear pitch decks / presentations that actually explain their value.

Hey everyone 👋

I’m currently testing a small service where I help coaches, founders, and solo creators turn their ideas into clear pitch decks / presentations that actually explain their value.

What I’ve noticed:
A lot of good coaches & founders struggle with:

  • explaining their offer clearly
  • messy pitch decks / Google Slides
  • no clear flow for clients or investors

I’m focusing on:

  • Pitch decks (investor / client-facing)
  • Personal brand presentations
  • Simple content systems (so your message stays consistent)

Right now, I’m not here to sell aggressively —
I’m honestly just looking to understand the real problems people face with decks & presentations.

If y

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r/SideProject•

I help founders turn rough ideas into clear pitch decks

Hey everyone,
I’ve been helping a few founders structure their ideas into simple, clean pitch decks (Canva-based).

A lot of people have the idea, but struggle with:

  • explaining it clearly
  • structuring slides
  • keeping it simple and professional

If anyone here is working on a product or service and needs help organizing it into a clear deck, feel free to comment or DM.

Happy to share feedback or examples.

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r/SideProject•

Building pitch decks for founders — sharing what actually works

I’ve been helping a few early-stage founders clean up their pitch decks recently.

Most decks fail not because the idea is bad, but because:

  • the problem isn’t clear
  • the story jumps too fast
  • slides are overloaded

I usually focus on:

  • clear problem → solution flow
  • simple visuals
  • investor-friendly language

If anyone here is preparing a pitch (startup, course, service),
feel free to share what you’re struggling with.

Happy to give feedback or suggest a cleaner structure.

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