Even if you’re not an expert in creating presentations of your idea or your product, it doesn’t need to be hard to get started. Our online tool Pitcherific makes it easy for you to write your pitch starting from different pitch templates. In this article, we guide you through how you use Pitcherific.
Creating the good sales pitch
The good pitch can be infinitely hard to create and it rarely succeeds the first time. I have experienced it myself how hard it is to create a good pitch and present it. Likewise, I have met quite a lot who also feel that it’s a difficult discipline. These thoughts were the reasons behind why we started Pitcherific in the first place. We wanted to learn from our mistakes and create a tool that makes it easy for us to craft the good pitch. That’s why Pitcherific is made to help you with creating a good pitch, choosing the right content and train it. You don’t need to think about the framing, structure or weighting of your pitch – we’ve already done all that for you. The only thing you need to think of is the content of your pitch.
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Our templates
Pitcherific includes different templates that you can use when you are creating your pitch. Every template targets a specific segment and situation and has content tailored accordingly. Because of this, you need to choose a template based on the situation that you are going to pitch in. You can choose between the classic elevator pitch, a pitch to Startup Weekend or even prepare yourself for a job interview.
Short and important seconds
You are often bound by a time limit when pitching. It is important to stay within the time limit, so you can get all your important points across. That’s why some of the templates give you the option of adjusting the time. Others do not. It all depends completely on the format of the actual pitch. At some events, such as Startup Weekend, there is a very strict time interval that you need to keep your pitch within, which is why the template is adjusted in accordance to that. If it’s possible in the chosen template then you should try adjusting the time so it reflects how much speaking time you actually have, so your pitch can be spot on!
Practice makes perfect
What the wise said is true. The good pitch needs to be practiced a ton of times and for good reasons. When you practice, you remember your pitch better and because of this you can present it flawlessly when you need to. Besides that, it also makes your message sharper. That’s why, when you have written your pitch, you can train it by using the practice button at the bottom of the page.
Save your gold nuggets
We must admit that some days bring more gold nuggets than others, and that’s why we’ve made it possible for you to save and print these nuggets, enabling you to always be able to get back to your pitch again. You can always access past pitches and rehearse them again and again, or adjust them so they fit a new situation and a new audience.
Become better at pitching
We do everything we can to help you on your way, so you can convince the people you meet throughout your journey, your customers and eventually an investor. We regularly improve the system and write helpful blog articles with good tips and tricks, so you can get insights on how you craft a sharp pitch.
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Last, but not least, I want to wish you good luck. If you have any questions, comments or feedback for Pitcherific then don’t hesitate to write me at kristine@pitcherific.com.
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