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# Seedify Pitch-day Livestreams

Selected projects will join Seedify's X Stream sessions to present their products live to the community, potential backers, and partners. Each team will have 5 to 10 minutes to make their case, inspire interest, and build momentum ahead of launch.

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### Strategic Areas to Cover

#### Problem/Solution

* Clearly explain the problem your project addresses and how your product solves it in a unique or innovative way.

#### Product Showcase&#x20;

* Demonstrate your app, highlight key features, and show real progress.

#### Growth and Revenue Plans&#x20;

* Outline if your app already generates revenue, the number of users it has, or how you plan to grow your user base, generate revenue, and sustain long-term success.

**P.S. Also, share how your or your team's background will help grow this product further**&#x20;

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### **Why is it important?**

Your pitch can be the deciding factor in whether a Vibecoin gets Seedify Curation or moves through the Community Voting route. The community will be present during these sessions, and your presentation will play an important role in shaping the final community voting decision.

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### Frequency

Seedify X Streams are initially planned to occur bi-weekly. As the program evolves and more projects join, we may host them more frequently.


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