Best 5 Blog Posts: Elevator Pitches

Aug 9, 2014 | Interviews, Marketing, Sales, Trust

elevator marketing pitchesWhether or not they happen in an elevator, a quick pitch on the fly is a reality of your business. It may be to a prospective client, a possible hire, a potential employer, or a desired partner, and you never know who you may bump into at the coffee shop. Having your pitch (or rather, pitches) ready to go at a moment’s notice can make those encounters successful.

Here are our top 5 favorite posts:

10 Tips for a Winning Elevator Pitch from Business News Daily

Give the Perfect Elevator Pitch from Inc.

How to Give a Great Elevator Pitch About Your Business from Bates Communications

How to Craft the Perfect Marketing Elevator Pitch from HubSpot

The Art of the Elevator Pitch: 10 Great Tips from readwrite

And if you want to get really creative, why not draw your elevator pitch?

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