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Entrepreneur voices on elevator pitches / by The Staff of Entrepreneur Media, Inc.
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EBSCOhost eBook Community College Collection- Format:
- Book
- Series:
- Entrepreneur voices.
- Entrepreneur voices
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Entrepreneurship.
- Business communication.
- Business planning.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (141 pages)
- Edition:
- 1st ed.
- Place of Publication:
- [Irvine, California] : Entrepreneur Press, [2019]
- Summary:
- In the newest edition of the Entrepreneur Voices series, entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, and experts from both sides of the board roam present their best pitch-crafting, deal-closing strategies to help readers plan, pitch, and launch the business venture of their dreams.
- Contents:
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Contents
- Foreword
- Preface: Is Your Pitch "Shark Tank" Ready?
- Part I: Prepping Your Deck
- Chapter 1: How Not to Write a Business Presentation
- Chapter 2: Why You Need a Million-Dollar Pitch Before You Start a Business
- Chapter 3: The Five Slides You Must Have in Your Pitch Deck
- Chapter 4: Death of the Pitch Deck: Why Real Conversations Matter
- Chapter 5: Nine Big Mistakes that Will Scare Investors Away
- Chapter 6: Ten Tips to Writing an Amazing Business Plan
- Chapter 7: How to Get to the Point With Your Elevator Pitch
- Entrepreneur Voices Spotlight: Interview with Dr. Patti Fletcher
- Part I: Prepping Your Deck-Reflections
- Part II: Planning Your Pitch
- Chapter 8: Where to Meet Angel Investors and How to Pitch Them When You Do
- Chapter 9: Improve Your Odds of Getting Funded with Investor Pattern Matching
- Chapter 10: Seven Reasons to Only Pitch Your Business in Person
- Chapter 11: Five Reasons Investors are Ignoring Your Business
- Chapter 12: Eight Tips for Raising Capital to Fund Your Startup
- Entrepreneur Voices Spotlight: Interview with Jeremy Bloom
- Chapter 13: Your Pitch Will Fail if You Do These Three Things
- Chapter 14: Five Steps to Planning Your Perfect Elevator Pitch
- Part II: Planning Your Pitch-Reflections
- Part III: Riding the Elevator
- Chapter 15: 13 Tips on How to Deliver a Pitch Investors Simply Can't Turn Down
- Chapter 16: The Science of the First Impression
- Chapter 17: The Four Skills Needed to Make a Great Impression
- Chapter 18: Top Tips for the Perfect Elevator Pitch
- Chapter 19: Eight Tips on Giving a Presentation Like a Pro
- Entrepreneur Voices Spotlight: Interview with Scott Duffy
- Part III: Riding the Elevator-Reflections
- Part IV: Closing the Deal
- Chapter 20: How to Earn Attention and Respect From a Shark.
- Chapter 21: Avoid These Mistakes When Pitching Your Business
- Chapter 22: Five Things Startup Investors Look for Before Investing
- Chapter 23: Three Common VC Conversations Translated for You
- Chapter 24: How to Use Psychology to Get Investors to Close the Deal
- Chapter 25: What I Learned From 400 Meetings of Pitching Investors
- Entrepreneur Voices Spotlight: Interview with Sally Outlaw
- Part IV: Closing the Deal-Reflections
- Part V: Pitching Outside the Elevator
- Chapter 26: Pitching and Launching a Product with Kickstarter
- Chapter 27: 12 Key Strategies to a Successful Crowdfunding Campaign
- Chapter 28: How to Market Your Crowdfunding Campaign
- Part V: Pitching Outside the Elevator-Reflections
- Resources
- Entrepreneur Voices on the Science of Success
- Cover
- Chapter 1: Nine Science-Backed Insights on Finding Success in Business and Life
- Chapter 2: Science-Backed Brain Hacks to Crush Your Goals
- Chapter 3: Why You Should Stop Saying Sorry, According to Science
- Contents.
- Notes:
- Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
- Description based on print record.
- Includes bibliographical references.
- ISBN:
- 9781613084076
- 1613084072
- OCLC:
- 1097184567
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