Mastering the 1:1 Business Pitch: Why Less is More

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Now, let's talk about the importance of tailoring your pitch to the context of a one-to-one meeting.
Those attention-grabbing openers, often recommended for "great pitches", can actually create a disconnect in a one-to-one setting.
Instead, engage in a dialogue with the potential client, ask questions, and listen to their perspective.
By building rapport and trust, you can then deliver a more conversational and tailored pitch.
Not all pitches are created equal and that the key to a successful pitch is considering the context and objective of the interaction.
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[@cleberdavidvideo]

Perfect! Thank you for help me.

[@ChristinaRebuffet]

Thanks cleberdavidvideo! Do you do a lot of networking and pitching for your business?

[@cleberdavidvideo]

Hello, I am learning English because, God willing, I will work in the real estate market in Guyana (formerly British Guyana). I am Brazilian and I worked in the Angolan market between 2008 and 2012.​@@ChristinaRebuffet

[@cleberdavidvideo]

Hello, I am learning English because, God willing, I will work in the real estate market in Guyana (formerly British Guyana). I am Brazilian and I worked in the Angolan market between 2008 and 2012.@@ChristinaRebuffet

[@shirishrp]

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