Local Hubs
person intro - project background info - prototype Local Hub 1 - we need 4 short videos introducing OURSELVES Answer the question who are you?
Local hub 2 - introduce our projects (Karol and Elena we will posts) and Binh and Greg will have videos - Answer the questions: why do you care? What problem/challenge do you see? What’s your vision?
Local hub 3 - combine lb1 + lb2 into a marketing materials to go global Answer the question: what are you going to do about the problems/challenges you see? What’s your prototype? What’s your progress so far? What’s your plan ? (Checkpoint 6)
Local hub 1:
4 short introduction videos Hook (the most interesting thing about you) 0 - 10s name and where you’re from
Hook (some intresting fact about beVisioneers) Short bV intro (what is beVisioneers?) Local Hub intro, what is a local hub and why?
Local Hub 2:
4 posts about our project The Vision Statement as the opening, or altenatively a hook in form of an interesting fact about your project. From Idea to Vision ##What was the journey you took from Checkpoint 1 (Idea) to checkpoint 4 (Vision)? How did your Vison lead to your prototype? ## Checkpoint 6 Your design plan. Prototyping chronicles (Milestone 2) ## where are you on your journey to make your project a reality?
Local Hub 3:
4 videos - elevator pitches + 4 post about the projects more in detail. ## Videos are just to grab attention, they’ll be short 2 minutes max and as the follow up I’ll write 4 post explaing the projects in detail. A hook ## like this one (Karol hook : Are you tired of working hard for your food? ) or a hook in an form of an intersting fact about you or your project. A short intro ## Like in Local hub 1 video but more proffesional. What does it mean to you to be a sustanabilty entrepreneur? Who are you as such entrepreneur? A short recap of your journey ## Why did you applied for bV and 2 - 3 highlights from your learning journey? What skills did you learn? How did your prespective on the problem you saw while appliying changed? How did the prototyping journey changed you and your project? Simply reflect on your journey and the most important learning/growing points. Elevator pitch ## Your value proposition presented in a proffesional way @elenamishina1408@gmail.com
Anatomy of an elevator pitch A good elevator pitch packs a lot of value into a small package. The pitch may only be two sentences long, but it should still contain a memorable hook, showcase your offer's value, and demonstrate a powerful differentiator.
The hook: This element doesn't need to be fancy or complicated. Make it simple and get straight to the point—while grabbing attention. Personal stories and unique statistics are both great ways to do this. For example, if you're pitching an online collaboration tool, your hook could be something like: "73% of all teams will have remote workers by 2028." The : This is where you provide an overview of the value you're bringing to the table. Discuss what you're pitching and what it does, research your listener's unique needs beforehand, and prepare a compelling argument for how you can meet them. The evidence: The person you're talking to may be nodding, but that doesn't necessarily mean your point is getting across. Some proof of past success or stats that speak to your success could make that nodding a lot more genuine. The differentiator: Let them know that you're different—that your product or service isn't just another iteration of what came before. You get brownie points for originality and not quoting any movies. The call to action: Make sure you're inviting your audience to take action. They have all the details, and they might be interested. It's time to bring it home with a clear . Ask them to connect with you on LinkedIn, invite them for a coffee chat, share contact information, and make sure there's an opportunity to follow up on the conversation. Plus watch these videos and focus on how the pitches were personal, a good sales pitch isn’t technical. It’s emotional! Notice how the presenters were inducing ceratin feelings in the audience, it’s those feelings that form a connection, a willinges to listen and get curious about the project/product/service. So reflect on your audience by understing their needs and how your project is meeting them. For exmaple: Aren’t you tired of working hard for your food?! Aren’t you tired of eating food that has less and less tastes as the years go by? Aren’t you tired of having to read every label with religouis meticoulseness? That is of course if you care about eating food with actuall noutirents. #HOOK# The pleadian gardens are here to make your life easier by utilizing the genius of permaculture desing. Imagine going out to your garden, your own foodforest and smell the overwheling variety of all the fruits. Ripe and ready to be eaten. Imagine plucking an apple from your own tree and the juices flowing down your chin as the deeper you bite into it the deeper the perfect taste of nature’s abunadce takes you home. Imagine having a foodforest in your backyard and never having to worry about where your food comes from and what happened to it. You know what happend to it. Gaia nurtred it in your own backyard and all you have to do now is enjoy the fruits of working with nature, not against it.# Value proposition# And look arond! Mother nature has been desing forests that nurture and feed countless beings and for thounsands of years our ancetors lived by the grace of and generosity of these forests. And the best part, thanks to permaculture desing you can create your own forest, with plants that serve you and your family.#Differantior# All you have to do open your heart and mind to the wisdom of co-creating your life with nature and be ready for the abundance that is coming your way. #Call to action# For presentation, it can be images directly in the video
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