Pitching indie businesses in front of wannabe unicorns
Hi y'all, this semester at business school, I'm in a venture implementation class. Definitely trying to use thegoodstartup.com for the project since it's the best use of my time to really validate my work along the way, but it seems like the other kiddos in class want to do the c
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Hi Le! I sent you a message through your project. :) Maybe you can present some evidence from this site about the solopreneurs who are killing it, and with no overhead! And I would start with your own personal goals and lifestyle choices. If it's a project that is close to your heart, why would you want fast growth or exit, in the first place?
Thank you so much! I'm going to get back to you as soon as I can! Your advice is really helpful, always love me some real-life evidence!
I think, in the early days, everyone is most interested in how you are planning to grow. You'll probably get a lot of questions like:
The answers don't need to be "we'll make a billion dollars!" and I ~think~ hope that class members might be open to the idea of going the slow and steady route. Just having a plan gives you a place to start conversations from and build from there.
Good luck with the class!
Thank you so much! I'll have a lot of questions to anticipate :) slow and steady really is the name of the game
This is a bit unrelated, but how does IRL pitching sound? I have created an unlimited graphic design service and I am struggling with marketing it. One idea I have is to put on a suit and go out to businesses pitching my business to the managers/owners on site. Is this a good/bad idea?