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As of today, I will have published an article here for entrepreneurs and startups every day for the last 1001 days, since I started Startup Professionals Musings near the close of 2008. Finding funding for startups is a tough process. Every entrepreneur should work first on his elevatorpitch.
Before you start, remember that the goal of the executive summary is to provide a printed version of your best elevatorpitch, to provide a positive first impression to the reader. Think of it as a selling effort, not an attempt to fully describe your startup. Here are the key components: The problem and your solution.
Before you start, remember that the goal of the executive summary is to provide a printed version of your best elevatorpitch, to provide a positive first impression to the reader. Think of it as a selling effort, not an attempt to fully describe your startup. Here are the key components: The problem and your solution.
This is especially true for new small businesses and startups trying to compete in an increasingly noisy world. Take time to develop and rehearse your “elevatorpitch” until you can deliver it comfortably and confidently. Check out MindTools’ guide to Crafting an ElevatorPitch. Don’t believe me?
Before you start, remember that the goal of the executive summary is to provide a printed version of your best elevatorpitch, to provide a positive first impression to the reader. Think of it as a selling effort, not an attempt to fully describe your startup. Tags: executive summary entrepreneur startup business plan.
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