Definition of elevator pitch in English:

elevator pitch

noun

US informal

A succinct and persuasive sales pitch.
〈非正式，主美〉电梯推销术（指在短时间内完成的较具说服力的推销活动）
Example sentencesExamples
- Give me your 30 second elevator pitch to potential backers.
- You have to get that elevator pitch down to a science.
- "An elevator pitch takes no longer than 10 seconds" he wrote.
- His original elevator pitch was something like, "We utilize the latest 20-50 key exchange using Duffle transponders… blah blah blah."
- This is NOT an elevator pitch or infomercial.
- So he went over the rules he devised for an elevator pitch.
- Storan also presented a three-minute ' elevator pitch ' to potential funders at last week's First Tuesday networking event.
- It's also called the " elevator pitch ".
- I've arrived at my floor and missed my opportunity for an elevator pitch of some description.
- But Wyatt has only got the equivalent of an "elevator pitch" to convince Parliament.
- Think of it as your own personal elevator pitch.
- So your elevator pitch must be intriguing, make sense, be short and powerful, and should motivate someone into wanting to learn more.
- You should have an "elevator pitch," which is a proposal that can be explained in a short length of time, say 30 seconds.
- An "elevator pitch" is business lingo for a proposal that can be explained in the length of time you might be in an elevator with an investor.
- I think one real key to success in this type of venture is having a good "elevator pitch."
- Elevator pitches are important, no matter what your business.
- Here then are a few questions you must answer if you are to create a great elevator pitch.
- Are you too busy polishing your "elevator pitch" to wade through these books?
- Goodbody Stockbrokers has invited 13 firms to present at the forum, while four "promising new companies" will make ten-minute elevator pitches.
- Aside from the organisers, some young tech hopefuls were given 60 seconds to perform an ' elevator pitch ' for funding.

Origin

From the idea of having to impress a senior executive during a brief ride in a lift (elevator).

Definition of elevator pitch in US English:

elevator pitch

noun

US informal

A succinct and persuasive sales pitch.
〈非正式，主美〉电梯推销术（指在短时间内完成的较具说服力的推销活动）
Example sentencesExamples
- I think one real key to success in this type of venture is having a good "elevator pitch."
- Give me your 30 second elevator pitch to potential backers.
- Storan also presented a three-minute ' elevator pitch ' to potential funders at last week's First Tuesday networking event.
- This is NOT an elevator pitch or infomercial.
- It's also called the " elevator pitch ".
- An "elevator pitch" is business lingo for a proposal that can be explained in the length of time you might be in an elevator with an investor.
- You have to get that elevator pitch down to a science.
- "An elevator pitch takes no longer than 10 seconds" he wrote.
- So he went over the rules he devised for an elevator pitch.
- Goodbody Stockbrokers has invited 13 firms to present at the forum, while four "promising new companies" will make ten-minute elevator pitches.
- I've arrived at my floor and missed my opportunity for an elevator pitch of some description.
- Are you too busy polishing your "elevator pitch" to wade through these books?
- Think of it as your own personal elevator pitch.
- His original elevator pitch was something like, "We utilize the latest 20-50 key exchange using Duffle transponders… blah blah blah."
- Here then are a few questions you must answer if you are to create a great elevator pitch.
- Aside from the organisers, some young tech hopefuls were given 60 seconds to perform an ' elevator pitch ' for funding.
- But Wyatt has only got the equivalent of an "elevator pitch" to convince Parliament.
- So your elevator pitch must be intriguing, make sense, be short and powerful, and should motivate someone into wanting to learn more.
- You should have an "elevator pitch," which is a proposal that can be explained in a short length of time, say 30 seconds.
- Elevator pitches are important, no matter what your business.

Origin

From the idea of having to impress a senior executive during a brief ride in a lift (elevator).

词汇	elevator pitch
释义	Definition of elevator pitch in English: elevator pitch noun US informal A succinct and persuasive sales pitch. 〈非正式，主美〉电梯推销术（指在短时间内完成的较具说服力的推销活动） Example sentencesExamples Give me your 30 second elevator pitch to potential backers. You have to get that elevator pitch down to a science. "An elevator pitch takes no longer than 10 seconds" he wrote. His original elevator pitch was something like, "We utilize the latest 20-50 key exchange using Duffle transponders… blah blah blah." This is NOT an elevator pitch or infomercial. So he went over the rules he devised for an elevator pitch. Storan also presented a three-minute ' elevator pitch ' to potential funders at last week's First Tuesday networking event. It's also called the " elevator pitch ". I've arrived at my floor and missed my opportunity for an elevator pitch of some description. But Wyatt has only got the equivalent of an "elevator pitch" to convince Parliament. Think of it as your own personal elevator pitch. So your elevator pitch must be intriguing, make sense, be short and powerful, and should motivate someone into wanting to learn more. You should have an "elevator pitch," which is a proposal that can be explained in a short length of time, say 30 seconds. An "elevator pitch" is business lingo for a proposal that can be explained in the length of time you might be in an elevator with an investor. I think one real key to success in this type of venture is having a good "elevator pitch." Elevator pitches are important, no matter what your business. Here then are a few questions you must answer if you are to create a great elevator pitch. Are you too busy polishing your "elevator pitch" to wade through these books? Goodbody Stockbrokers has invited 13 firms to present at the forum, while four "promising new companies" will make ten-minute elevator pitches. Aside from the organisers, some young tech hopefuls were given 60 seconds to perform an ' elevator pitch ' for funding. Origin From the idea of having to impress a senior executive during a brief ride in a lift (elevator). Definition of elevator pitch in US English: elevator pitch noun US informal A succinct and persuasive sales pitch. 〈非正式，主美〉电梯推销术（指在短时间内完成的较具说服力的推销活动） Example sentencesExamples I think one real key to success in this type of venture is having a good "elevator pitch." Give me your 30 second elevator pitch to potential backers. Storan also presented a three-minute ' elevator pitch ' to potential funders at last week's First Tuesday networking event. This is NOT an elevator pitch or infomercial. It's also called the " elevator pitch ". An "elevator pitch" is business lingo for a proposal that can be explained in the length of time you might be in an elevator with an investor. You have to get that elevator pitch down to a science. "An elevator pitch takes no longer than 10 seconds" he wrote. So he went over the rules he devised for an elevator pitch. Goodbody Stockbrokers has invited 13 firms to present at the forum, while four "promising new companies" will make ten-minute elevator pitches. I've arrived at my floor and missed my opportunity for an elevator pitch of some description. Are you too busy polishing your "elevator pitch" to wade through these books? Think of it as your own personal elevator pitch. His original elevator pitch was something like, "We utilize the latest 20-50 key exchange using Duffle transponders… blah blah blah." Here then are a few questions you must answer if you are to create a great elevator pitch. Aside from the organisers, some young tech hopefuls were given 60 seconds to perform an ' elevator pitch ' for funding. But Wyatt has only got the equivalent of an "elevator pitch" to convince Parliament. So your elevator pitch must be intriguing, make sense, be short and powerful, and should motivate someone into wanting to learn more. You should have an "elevator pitch," which is a proposal that can be explained in a short length of time, say 30 seconds. Elevator pitches are important, no matter what your business. Origin From the idea of having to impress a senior executive during a brief ride in a lift (elevator).
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