10A- Elevator Pitch No. 1



This blog post is my uploaded elevator pitch #1. Please enjoy.

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  1. RiceKristieJune 7, 2019 at 5:09 PM

    Hello Jacob,
    You did a really good job at explaining what your code would do for others and how it would solve their problem. You started off very engaging with a very friendly smile but a little towards the end seemed to get flustered and lost the confidence a bit. Trust me I get it, I had a hard time memorizing all my lines and trying to speak super-fast without running out of breath. Overall, you did a great job!

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  2. Kimberly PaloJune 10, 2019 at 2:27 PM

    Hi, Jacob Schuster!

    I really like how you pitched your idea on video. Your video is the first one with a background actually showing how your product works. I think that was very creative and sets you apart from others as well as my own video pitch. It’s easier to explain what you are trying to sell by actually showing the investors what you’re talking about. You have such a skill for writing computer code to fix this elevator pace problem. I look forward to this becoming a reality. Thank you for sharing, Jacob!

    Here’s how I pitched my idea on video if you’d like to take look:
    https://kimmiepalo.blogspot.com/2019/06/elevator-pitch-no-1.html

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