by Vince Wilcox
You’ve heard the term “elevator pitch,” right?It’s a really succinct description of what you do and why someone might be interested...as if you had less than a minute in an elevator to persuade your prospect.
After all, everybody is an evangelist for something or someone.
Even if you’re not strictly in sales, taking the time to write and edit an elevator pitch makes you narrow your mission to its most important elements and express it in clear and persuasive words.
Because if you can’t tell someone else what you’re about, then you can’t really expect others to pass along your message.
So an elevator pitch is useful whether you’re in ministry, business, or both.
And putting one together is harder than it looks. I’ve worked for hours to get the elevator pitch for our service to less than 30 seconds:
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There’s my elevator pitch.
If you're already a subscriber, I hope this makes it a little easier for you to tell others about us.
If you're not a member, I hope this makes you want to find out more about Discover Worship.
[Ding] This is my floor. See you later!
