Pitch me.

You asked for some of my time.

Okay.

You’ve got 30 minutes.

Bring the pitch, the deck, the demo, the big idea, whatever you normally use when you’re trying to get somebody interested.

I’ll give you my complete attention. No checking email. No pretending to listen while doing something else. No waiting for the first polite excuse to get off the call.

And I’ll give you something back.

I’ve spent a large part of my career in B2B marketing, startups, positioning, persuasion, and figuring out why people buy things.

So after you pitch me, I’ll tell you what worked.

What confused me.

What made me curious.

What I need more evidence for.

And what I would change before you give the same pitch to the next person.

I may love what you’re selling.

I may have absolutely no use for it.

Either way, you’ll leave knowing exactly how the pitch landed on one real human being.

That seems like a pretty fair trade.