Perfecting Your Pitch

Your elevator pitch is meant to attract customers, inspire potential partners and interest investors. It should roll off your tongue with ease in a casual, confident, unrehearsed manner. Your pitch should be an informative summary of what your do.  You have 30 seconds to capture their attention and leave an impression. Here are 4 tips to perfect your pitch. Keep it as short as possible sum up your business in one sentence, get right to the point and use action words that evoke images. Your statement should be simple bold and subtle avoid technical jargon or acronyms. Set the hook, make eye contact and be confident. Practice in front of the mirror until you feel confident in your message. Remember they need what you have.