1) https://youtu.be/WMViwZBxNo0
The following picture is of my nephew at 5-months-old (he is relevant to the elevator pitch).
2) The feedback I received was to be more professional in my elevator pitch. I was also advised to add certain changes to the actual product to make it more appealing.
3) I liked the feedback that I received. Some advice that I was given prompted me to create a shelf for cats to jump on before they get to the platform. I also placed locks on the wheels in order for it to stay in place. From another piece of advice, I attempted to be more professional in my second pitch than I was in my first one.
Hi Kristine,
ReplyDeleteI liked that you listened to the feedback in order to be more professional in your elevator pitch. In addition, making the certain changes definitely seemes to make your actual product more appealing. In addition, placing the locks on the wheels for the product to stay in place sounds like a great idea!
Here is the link to my blog post:
http://jaryprinent.blogspot.com/2016/02/elevator-pitch-no-2-week-7.html
First of all, Kristine, you have come up with a really good name. I liked everything about you pitch (the professionalism and listening to the feedback, the name as I mentioned, the idea, etc) except for one thing! You limit your audience a little too much. I think that the extra jump can perhaps help keep some of the cat litter off the floor (my parents always had a cat and a litter box, and there was always a bunch of cat litter everywhere). I was thinking that since not everyone has a baby crawling around and babies eventually grow up, then you might have a hard time selling to this very select audience, and maybe you could try to have another selling point as well (i.e. this litter box might reduce the amount of cat litter that gets out of the litter box because the cat has to jump up and then onto another step. Maybe to achieve this you need another small design feature. Overall, I really liked the idea, so good job. My product can be found here (http://dylansentrepreneurialadventure.blogspot.com/2016/02/elevator-pitch-no-2.html) if you are curious. Nice job!
ReplyDeleteYour idea is super cool, Kristine! I really enjoyed watching your elevator pitch, and the way that you described your unique product. As a cat owner myself, I can understand how useful a product like this would actually be, and I hope it does get put in to play one day for many people to use. http://minaaomar.blogspot.com/2016/02/elevator-pitch-no-2.html
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