Unfortunately, I made mine on a webcam but I tried to be as dynamic as possible! The feedback that I found important was to memorize my pitch. While I tried to not memorize it because I did not want it to feel like it was a memorized to speech but rather as if I was talking to a friend about the app. Also, I decided to take out the high school sports aspect as of now for my app because it would be too difficult to fully perform as of now.
Overall I thought your elevator pitch was clear and made sense. It would be neat if your app had an educational side to it as well. For instance I know nothing about baseball and if I'm watching a game and I don't understand a call or the name of a position your app could inform me of this. The only part that I am concerned about is that there is an ESPN app and one specifically for college sports, how would yours differ or stand out from theirs? Perhaps you can have games in your app or have surveys/polls to make the app more interactive.
here is my page: http://mysemesterinent3003.blogspot.com/2016/02/elevator-pitch-no.html
I really enjoyed your elevator pitch! To be able to look up a sport’s players stats in an instant to prove someone wrong or just to be informed is important. What makes this different from the Sports Center app or even just googling a player online? Also, what would be the cost to create and keep the app up and running? Check out my blog for cordless chargers in Marston. http://ent3003tb.blogspot.com/2016/02/elevator-pitch-no-2.html
Overall I thought your elevator pitch was clear and made sense. It would be neat if your app had an educational side to it as well. For instance I know nothing about baseball and if I'm watching a game and I don't understand a call or the name of a position your app could inform me of this. The only part that I am concerned about is that there is an ESPN app and one specifically for college sports, how would yours differ or stand out from theirs? Perhaps you can have games in your app or have surveys/polls to make the app more interactive.
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I really enjoyed your elevator pitch! To be able to look up a sport’s players stats in an instant to prove someone wrong or just to be informed is important. What makes this different from the Sports Center app or even just googling a player online? Also, what would be the cost to create and keep the app up and running? Check out my blog for cordless chargers in Marston. http://ent3003tb.blogspot.com/2016/02/elevator-pitch-no-2.html
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