Jordan, I've recently had several short interactions that called for highly crafted elevator pitches. One was to a senior corporate web staffer, another was to my level one manager, and the last was to a senior manager. Each needed an answer to a different question.
Corp. Web staff: How well has Plone been serving you and your customers over the last four years? Direct Reporting Manager: Web sites are a dime a dozen these days. What makes this Plone thing different? How can we turn this capability into new projects and departmental growth? Senior Manager: Why should we be using these Web 2.0 technologies at all? As you can see, some people grok the Web and others don't. Some see $$, others don't. Getting the context right for a reply is almost as important as the elevator pitch itself. To be continued... Karl Jordan Baker-2 wrote: > > But first we need some discussion on the "message". > > Before we start writing though let's get some ideas flowing about who > needs information about Plone, what their values are and how Plone can > fulfill those values. > > Target Roles: Developers, Managers, Web Admins, any others? > Target Sectors: Government, Enterprise, Non-Profit, etc., others ? > -- View this message in context: http://n2.nabble.com/Plone-elevator-pitches-tp2415089p2420342.html Sent from the Evangelism mailing list archive at Nabble.com. _______________________________________________ Evangelism mailing list [email protected] http://lists.plone.org/mailman/listinfo/evangelism
