A hot startup raised $66M in 5 days using these 24 slides (businessinsider.com)

One weird trick

I already don't like their product

The slides themselves aren't interesting, they just show data of a growing and successful company.

Yep. Front is great if you need shared inbox. Good deck example. It's a lot easier to put together a great pitch deck when you have metrics like theirs: high growth & retention rates. Anyone have examples of decks for earlier stage companies that raised over $3M before having these kind of stats?

I think the deck pretty much just shows that the best way to raise $66M is to build a successful and growing company.

Is "shared inbox" just the new marketing-speak for customer-facing ticketing system? For example, you could consider Zendesk to be a "shared inbox" where incoming emails create tickets that multiple users can view/reply... just with more features like issue status, assignment, etc.