Posts tagged "elevator pitch"

Startups are born with grand plans in mind. Founders, though, can quickly find the path to success is less than straightforward. “Someone once said it's like a marathon where you sprint all the time, but I think it's more like Jumanji and you just land on a map and find some treasure at the end of it but try not to get eaten on the way,” says Phil Ore, 25eight Co-CEO and Chief Mentor. 

Startup success begins with an idea, but that’s not where it ends. For Melbourne-based medtech startup NanoCube Health, the idea is both miniscule and, potentially, massively life-changing — using nanorobots to diagnose and treat pancreatic cancer.

If you are looking to broaden your network then it’s the perfect time to learn the secret to successful cold calling, and it starts with nailing your elevator pitch. 

In this extract, Daniel Fah and Tony McAuslan run through the secrets of a great elevator pitch — where you've only got 30 seconds to convince someone that your idea is, in fact, not shit.

Pitching your startup idea? Without these nine components, even the brightest founder can fail to win over investors.

The most common mistake presenters make is failing to engage the audience early on. That's why you should flip the traditional pitch model on its head.

It can be easy to overcomplicate your elevator pitch, but with a simple structure and a little preparation, you’ll be getting people on board in no time.

Oh, you’re really busy? Snowed under, totally slammed, no rest for the wicked? Do yourself a favour. Stop saying the b-word.

Five startup founders share their experiences and reflections after recently pitching at the Pitch to Investors event in Sydney.

What does it take to get noticed by Google? Two winners of the 2018 Google Impact Challenge share their pitching tips and tricks.

Pitch your company story with confidence by following these four steps for outlining your vision, skills and future success.

If you had 30 seconds to pitch your startup how could you do it in way that left your listener begging to hear more?

Strategic storytell…