Let's set up some context
Date : 27th October, 2024
Time : 3 PM
"Onboarding Deep Dive" at GrowthX had finished and I was just going through the Post Session documents and project brief. I understood that this time I need to take screenshots and make a PRESENTATION.
Now most of us have dreaded making presentations, right from college, let alone at our jobs. But there are some people like me, who love making presentations, but ofcourse, only if it is different everytime. I hate making same presentations again and again.
Now I start thinking about where do I make presentations. Options?
I have been using Canva, but I am not really fan of using or customising their template. Hence I thought, let's use Pitch.com
Wait a minute!!!!!!!!!
"Did I just stumble upon a product for onboarding??????"
In simple words, Pitch.com is a presenation tool.
What does it do differently?
Pitch.com is a presentation tool built for teams to collaborate and make presentations in real time, to win deals at their workplaces.
Let's get into the users of Pitch.com
This person is a creative person, working at a marketing agency in Mumbai.
He is a marketing strategist, always looking for new ideas to pitch to his brands, new or old. He works with a content writor, designer, social media marketer, creative director and media planner.
He creates 3-4 presentations every week.
He has 2 pain points in life :
- It takes too much time for creating the presentation, too much sharing, chatting and communication gaps
- The dependibility of templates on his designer.
This person leads a Sales and Marketing team at a D2C brand in Delhi.
She heads a team of 40 people, ranging from entry level employees to 7/8 years experience employees. She has to work with multiple people on multiple things. She works with marketing team, partnership team, sales team and also works directly with Founder on special initiatives. At any given point in time of the working day, she has at least 3 people in her cabin discussing something, usually via presentation or excel sheets.
She has 2 problems in her life
- She just wants to spend less time in small design changes in a presentation that her team creates
- She hates the time taken by her team to complete one presentation
Goal Priority | Goal Type | The Wanderer | The Boss Lady |
---|---|---|---|
Primary | Functional | Get The Draft 1 Ready | Get Me A Better Looking Version Of This Slide |
Teardown Of Pitch.com - Onboarding Project - GrowthX.pdf
Nuances At Pitch.com
1. Pitch.com is somewhere between Google Slides and Canva
2. Canva offers design as first principle, but their templates are not very customisable
3. Pitch.com offers variety of formal templates, that can be used by agencies, corporates and startups alike
4. Users that come to pitch.com are usually "wanderers" from Canva and Powerpoint/Google Slides
5. All they need is Templates. Hence the JTBD for users that come on the website is TEMPLATES
Findings Of Teardown
1. Platform does not Anchor their users enough about their Principle Feature
2. Lack of "Aha Moment" in the onboarding experience feels very bleh.
3. They have passively promoted use Pitch.com with your teams, but that does not stand out.
4. The sign up process is lenghty, boring and digresses from JTBD
5. Templates are underdog converters for Pitch, the above presentation is also made on Pitch.com
The users are led to create teams on Pitch.com, and that is the success of the platform. Hence here are 2 hypothesis that should be the activation metrics
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