Guides
Guides for sending things that matter
Proposals, pitches and private documents: how to write them, how to send them, and how to follow up at the right time.
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Email pitch examples
Ten original pitch emails, with subject lines and follow-up timing.
Read the guidePitch deck examples
The slides investors expect, and what each one has to show.
Read the guideHow to send secure email
TLS, end-to-end encryption, Gmail and Outlook, and files.
Read the guideDid they read your email?
Read receipts in Gmail and Outlook, trackers, and the reliable way.
Read the guideFile size limits
How big a file Gmail, chat apps and others let you send, checked and dated.
Read the guideWhere to start
Pick the guide that matches what you are about to send.
Writing to someone new
Start with email pitch examples: ten emails, each with a subject line and follow-up timing.
Raising money
Read pitch deck examples: the slides investors expect, in the order they ask.
Sending something private
Read how to send secure email: what encryption covers, and what it does not.
The common thread
A pitch email, a pitch deck and a confidential document share one weak point: once sent, you do not know what happened to them.
Each guide ends with the same step: send the file as a link, see when it is opened, and follow up while you are still on the reader's mind.

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