17A Elevator pitch 2

https://youtu.be/rRcCH6jJd6k


That is the link to my pitch. The one thing that I really took from the feedback from my first elevator pitch was to relate to the people who will be downloading this app. I tried to do that by tying in that waiting in line is something we do multiple times of the day. Anytime you buy something, you usually have to wait in a line. There are countless examples.

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  1. Alex BachenheimerMarch 17, 2019 at 10:07 AM

    Hey Eric,

    I enjoyed watching your elevator pitch. I think the idea is genius and has the uppermost potential in the world to succeed. Waiting in lines is a huge issue that still exists today, especially at the University of Florida when it comes to going out and having to wait 30-45 min to get into a bar such as fats or JJ's. I believe giving incentives to the people who participate will for sure increase the usage and popularity of it. Overall, great pitch and video

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  2. JettheastonUFMarch 18, 2019 at 6:42 PM

    Eric,
    I really enjoyed watching your second attempt at your elevator pitch. I love the idea by the way, I despise waiting in long lines especially for popular events around Gainesville or anywhere else for that matter. Sometimes if the wait is longer than like 30-45 minutes I just won't go to that event unless I have already bought a ticket or invested a lot of money to go. Overall, thought you did a good job, can't wait to see how you continue to build this idea as the semester continues.

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  3. LancherosMarch 18, 2019 at 8:40 PM

    Nice job Eric,

    This is definitely a good idea. This is something I've always wished was available. There have been times, especially like in The Gainesville bars where this has been needed. Instead of having to walk to each bar and looking at the lines , one can simply check the app and get live feedback. Nice job Eric. I hope you can get this up and running soon.

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