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Web Meeting and Document Sharing| ShowDocument 3 steps to a great elevator pitch By Guy R. Powell Has this ever happened to you? You're in an elevator. The elevator pitch is the most powerful and concise description of you, your company, or your products boiled down to 25 to 35 words. What is the purpose of the elevator pitch? Elevator pitches are developed to relay just enough information to cause your interlocutor to ask, "Tell me more." How do you get ready to step on the elevator? Building an elevator pitch consists of three steps: Step 1: The five W's Step 2: Iterating Step 3: Adjusting to your audience Step 1: The five W's The first step is to develop answers to the following questions: What does your company do? Optional W's In some cases, it may be important to develop answers to questions about other aspects of you, your company, or your products that can help lead to that all-important "tell me more" request: What environment is your company operating in? Examples of answers Proseware, Inc. Step 2: Iterating Make sure that they get your elevator pitch. Proseware, Inc.