Answer a few short prompts - who it is for, the problem, what you do and why you are different - and get a tight pitch in several structures and tones. Then practise it out loud with a timer that highlights where you should be.
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Investors, clients and recruiters decide in seconds whether to hear more.
Fitting your idea into 30 seconds forces you to know what matters.
A rehearsed pitch sounds natural instead of rambling.
A great pitch starts with the listener's world - a problem they recognise - rather than with your company history. It explains what you do in plain words, gives one reason you are different and one piece of proof, and ends with a specific, low-friction ask.
Read it out loud. Cut any word you stumble over, replace jargon with everyday language and make sure the last sentence invites a next step.
A problem the listener recognises.
What you do and why you are different.
One clear next step.
Usually 30 to 60 seconds, which is about 75 to 150 words at a natural speaking pace of 130-150 words per minute.
Who you help, the problem they have, what you do about it, why you are different, a proof point and a clear ask or next step.
Write the problem and solution as phrases that follow naturally: "small restaurant owners" + "waste hours building staff schedules", and "ShiftPanda" + "builds a fair schedule in two minutes".
It starts a timer and highlights the word you should be saying at 140 words per minute, so you can feel whether you are rushing or dragging.
Every optional field adds a sentence. For 30 seconds, keep each input to one short phrase and drop the extras.
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