Pitch Practice

Looking to test your elevator pitch?

One of the unique components of X as a platform is the character limit. The 280 limit forces users to be concise in their thoughts, and though it is meant to be candid, many are packed full of content and structure. Structuring a pitch should be a similar process.

Can you explain what your company does in a single tweet? If not, it’s time to work on that explanation. Write down everything you can think of, circling what is mission-critical. Then, structure the circled information in a way that is compelling and makes sense. TADA! You have your first elevator pitch.

Join us this Friday to test out that elevator pitch! RSVP at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/pitch-practice-tickets-225597316647

Looking to test your elevator pitch? One of the unique components of X as a platform is the character limit. The 280 limit forces users to be concise in their thoughts, and though it is meant to be candid, many are packed full of content and structure. Structuring a pitch should be a similar process. Can you explain what your company does in a single tweet? If not, it’s time to work on that explanation. Write down everything you can think of, circling what is mission-critical. Then, structure the circled information in a way that is compelling and makes sense. TADA! You have your first elevator pitch. Join us this Friday to test out that elevator pitch! RSVP in bio!

Don’t be afraid to use humor in your pitch!

This doesn’t mean your pitch should be a stand-up routine. 🤣

Humor is best served in the context of your mistakes. There are bound to be moments when you messed up or made the wrong decision. Framing this in a humorous way will allow your audience to relate to your experiences, and you will come off as more personable.

Join us this Friday for Pitch Practice! Guest facilitator Chris Moreno is back again to lead us through some amazing pitches. RSVP at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/pitch-practice-tickets-225597316647