Quote from: God bless u on June 07, 2024, 03:53:36 PM

Quote from: Cryptomultiplier on June 02, 2024, 09:09:18 PM

Is it possible for a potential investor (without funds but with a good idea and a great proposal for investors), to pitch a Bitcoin investment idea to a group of friends and family and companies, with projections of good profit but with their invested funds, to gain backings?

The underlined word is "to pitch a Bitcoin investment idea";

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pitch, sales talk. type of: packaging, promotion, promotional material, publicity. a message issued in behalf of some product or cause or idea or person or institution.

Pitching in business refers to presenting business ideas to another party. For example, you may pitch your startup business to potential investors or your products to potential customers. A business pitch needs to give your audience a clear understanding of your plan or goals to gain buy-in.
In making your first pitch, here are some steps to go about it;
1. UNDERSTAND WHAT THE CLIENT WANTS.
2. KNOW WHAT YOU DON’T WANT TO SAY.
3. REMEMBER YOUR VALUE.
4. PREPARE FOR THE CLIENT’S UNIQUE ISSUES.
5. PREPARE ANSWERS TO ANTICIPATED QUESTIONS.
6. FOCUS ON BUILDING A RELATIONSHIP FIRST.
7. HAVE AN OUTWARD MINDSET.
8. BE AUTHENTIC.
9. DON’T FORGET ABOUT THE EMOTIONAL ELEMENTS.
10. AIM TO ALLEVIATE THE CLIENT’S CONCERNS.
11. PRACTICE WITH YOUR TEAM.
12. DESCRIBE THE CLIENT’S PROBLEM AS YOU UNDERSTAND IT.
13. FOCUS YOUR MESSAGE ON THE CLIENT.
14. PRACTICE READING ALOUD BEFORE THE MEETING.
15. MAKE SURE THEY’RE ACTUALLY YOUR IDEAL CLIENT.

https://www.abstraktmg.com/making-your-first-big-client-pitch-15-important-tips-to-keep-in-mind/

Let's discuss!

Pitching is a technical skill that needs to be very enhanced in order to convert that pitch into sales. You know it's not easy to make someone trust you when it comes to money. So the best way to pitch someone is by making them believe that you can generate them profits.

Now this can be done by showing live trades where you will be generating profitable trades through your skills. Or you can show Them you previous work and trades.

I believe what you intended to state is that before a pitch can get the necessary attention it deserves, the pitcher or the person who has the business idea , should do well to prepare a proof of work analysis data that may include pictures and charts and trend movement, inorder to sound and appear more convincing.
No matter how crazy the idea one is about to pitch might be, I think people will put their money on someone they know well, trust and who is prepared, rather than on someone who isn't prepared or with any facts and figures as estimate.