elevator pitch design
What Do You Say When Someone Asks, “What Do You Do?”
And does your answer make them light up with interest . . . or just nod politely? As consultants, coaches, or entrepreneurs, we all need to introduce ourselves and our work constantly. Having a few key phrases or a magnetic tagline that potential clients “get” immediately and remember easily makes all the difference.
Can You Introduce Yourself with Flair and Confidence?
Some call it the elevator pitch, the 60-second commercial, the magnetic introduction, or the verbal business card — but it all boils down to the same thing: a few words that clearly capture who you are, what you do, and why the world needs you. Without sounding like a used-car ad.
The right phrase is easy to say because it sounds and feels like the real you and not like a sales pitch.
A powerful pitch introduces what is exceptional about you and your work. You bring something unique to your practice that no one else can replicate, even if they try. As a writer, coach, and professional listener I can help you define what that something is and capture it in the words that work for you. As one client recently put it:
Peggy – I wanted to let you know that I tried out my new elevator pitch on my mastermind group last week and they LOVED the idea. I breathed a sigh of relief! I think another of our members will be calling you to help her refine her pitch – she was trying lots of ideas out on us, and finally we all just said, “Call Peggy!â€
– Cheryl Binda, Binda Consultants, www.bindaconsultants.com
Let me help you find just the right words to open new doors. Call 208-286-2594 or email me today for details.
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