An Elevator Speech
An elevator speech (or elevator pitch) is a brief, persuasive speech designed to spark interest in what you or your idea has to offer. It should be short enough to deliver in the time it takes to ride an elevator—typically around 30 seconds to 3 minutes. Watch The best "Elevator Pitch" of the World?
Key Characteristics:
- Concise: Focuses on the most important information, typically your key message or value proposition.
- Clear: Easy to understand, with no jargon or complex details.
- Engaging: Designed to capture attention and encourage further conversation or action.
- Purpose-driven: Can be used to pitch an idea, product, or even introduce yourself in networking situations.
An Example
"Hi, I’m [Your Name], a professional public speaker specializing in leadership and personal development. I work with organizations to inspire their teams, improve communication, and drive positive change. Over the years, I’ve helped executives and employees unlock their potential, leading to stronger team performance and greater organizational success. If you’re looking for a speaker who can motivate and transform your team, I’d love to connect and discuss how I can help. Do you have a moment to chat?"
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