An Elevator Pitch, or Speech, is a common framework for helping to articulate why a project is important and what success looks like. An Elevator Speech is a short, persuasive speech you use to introduce yourself, your project, or your call to action. Its purpose is to explain the concept quickly and clearly to spark the interest of the other person.
A good Elevator Speech is one that gets attention, it makes people genuinely interested in the project.
When creating your Elevator Speech, take time to craft your message in a way that gets you to your desired outcome.
A common format, is the 4-part formula:
1). After introducing yourself, describe what the project is about.
2). Explain why the project is important, highlighting key benefits.
3). Explain what success looks like.
4). Close with a call to action.
A good Elevator Pitch is one that gets attention and inspires others to want to get involved. To help the team summarize the benefits and features of their idea, they should consider using the common 4-part formula for writing their pitch. To learn more about the Elevator Pitch and how to implement it, watch our short video.
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When using an Elevator Pitch, it allows you to give a persuasive speech to introduce yourself, your project, or your call to action quickly and clearly to spark the interest of the other person. This topic is a core concept of applying creative problem-solving through design thinking. To learn more about design, please visit our Introduction to Design Thinking Course.
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