10A: Elevator Pitch

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  1. VictoriaFebruary 7, 2019 at 5:13 PM

    I really liked your pitch. I found it a very creative way to present your idea. I like how your plan was detailed and explained the cost and made it very simple. I also like how your told the amount of the savings to make this service even more appealing to your audience. I think you have a great idea. The pitch makes me want to know more about the service. It seems like you had the pitch memorized and well rehearsed as well.

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  2. KirbyMcMullenFebruary 11, 2019 at 9:50 PM

    Frederico,
    I really enjoyed your elevator speech. I thought it was a very neat way to get your point across about the high prices of textbooks. The beginning of the elevator speech was a great way to grab our attention. When people hear stuff like that through commercials online they tend to pay attention longer because it is grabs their attention.

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  3. SabrinaFebruary 12, 2019 at 12:07 AM

    Hi Federico! This was a great pitch. Your tone of voice told the story in a commercial type of way, which I enjoyed. I absolutely loved the video effects, it made the video a million times better. I would suggest standing for next time, and speak a bit slower to not make it seem like you are reading a script. Nevertheless, you really captivated me with your pitch, so great job!

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