
Ep 14: Market Sizing - Templates and Examples
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In this must-listen episode, we explore one of the most critical yet misunderstood elements of startup fundraising—market sizing. Whether you're pitching to seed-stage angels or top-tier VCs, your market size narrative can make or break your chances of securing capital. This episode delivers a comprehensive roadmap for founders to define, validate, and compellingly present their market opportunity.
Main Topics Covered:
- The VC Mindset: Why a $1B+ market potential is non-negotiable.
- Bottom-Up vs Top-Down Approaches: How to credibly estimate TAM, SAM, and SOM.
- Future Markets & Vision: Using “market annealing” and value-theory sizing to justify new or emerging opportunities.
- Building the Market Slide: Best practices, visuals, data sources, and what investors expect to see.
- Common Pitfalls: From using outdated data to overestimating market share and misunderstanding competition.
- Real Startup Examples: How companies like Airbnb, Uber, and Square nailed their market narrative.
- Actionable Advice: Crafting a credible story, validating demand, segmenting customers, and emphasizing the “Why Now.”
Key Takeaways:
- VCs don’t just invest in a product—they invest in the scale of the opportunity.
- A clear, bottom-up market sizing model signals founder readiness and deep business understanding.
- Visionary founders don’t just find markets—they create them.
- Specificity, credible sources, and real customer insight are essential for building trust.
- The market slide is not just informational—it’s a test of your clarity, ambition, and execution ability.
If you're raising capital and want help crafting an irresistible pitch and market narrative, visit startupwarriors.io/podcast.
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