Whether you are trying to raise money for your business or just want to perfect your business strategy, a solid elevator pitch is an essential tool for achieving your goals.
Here are the 7 key components that should never be left out of any pitch.
The 7 key components of a perfect elevator pitch
Posted by noahparsons under Raising CapitalFrom http://upandrunning.bplans.com 4337 days ago
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4336 days ago
I have to admit I get downright wonky about things like the elevator pitch, which seems like an art form of its own much like a haiku. The businesses I've been involved with up until now have primarily been bootstrapped meaning the business plan is really more for internal use, but I'm fascinated by the idea of polishing my pitch for that inevitable moment when it may be time to take things to the next level. Hold that elevator, please!
4335 days ago
Even if you never look for outside money, I think a pitch can be a great internal tool for bootstrapped companies. You can use it to refine your strategy and summarize the business plan. Distilling the plan to it's core essence is an excellent exercise for any business and has the added benefit of making sure everyone on your team is going in the same direction.
And, if you ever do need to pitch an investor, you'll be ready to jump right into that waiting elevator!
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