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Visuo selected as one of 36 start-ups to pitch as part of StartCon’s Pitch for $1 Million competition
- Published December 03, 2019 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
StartCon 2019
Our team showcased Visuo at StartCon (Australia’s premier start-up conference) for two days in November, which was a great opportunity to see the positive reactions and feedback on Visuo.
Additionally, Visuo was selected as one of 36 start-ups to pitch as part of StartCon’s Pitch for $1 Million competition. Although Visuo didn’t get selected as one of the regional finalists, it was still a great opportunity to get Visuo’s message out there. We also received a lot of positive comments from attendees after our pitch, which really helps to confirm that we’re doing something special with Visuo.
About Visuo
At Visuo, we aim to make it quick, easy and affordable for businesses to create engaging marketing videos in minutes. With our proprietary AI-powered Intelligent Video Creation Platform, our customers can create social-media ready marketing videos in literally a matter of minutes with no video skills or knowledge whatsoever.
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