Segmentation-Targeting-Positioning (STP)

Elevator Pitch vs. Positioning

Master the art of the lightning‑fast elevator pitch. See how it differs from a full strategic positioning statement.

An elevator pitch usually aims to fit within _____ seconds or less.

5

300

180

60

Keeping it to one minute forces clarity and memorability.

A positioning statement typically includes a competitive frame of reference, a point of difference and a ______.

tagline

reason to believe

media plan

risk premium

Adding support gives credibility that the brand can really deliver its claim.

The primary audience for a positioning statement is most often ______.

internal teams and agency partners

random elevator riders

trade‑show attendees

investors on Wall Street

It guides strategy, creative and product teams behind the scenes.

The elevator pitch focuses first on a problem and then the ______.

persona name

solution

pricing grid

budget

Highlighting pain followed by relief hooks attention quickly.

When tailoring an elevator pitch, you should start by researching the listener’s ______.

role and priorities

astrological sign

net promoter score

favorite color

Relevance increases resonance in a short window.

A positioning statement should normally reference the ______ segment being served.

supply chain

target

board of directors

weather

Specifying the audience avoids one‑size‑fits‑none messaging.

The line 'for busy commuters, our app delivers coffee in 15 minutes' is best described as a(n) ______.

SEO tagline

elevator pitch hook

distribution clause

competitive audit

It captures value, audience and differentiator in one breath.

Elevator pitches work best when delivered with a CTA that asks for ______.

equity stake

annual contract

the next meeting or demo

public endorsement

A small ask lowers friction for continued engagement.

Positioning should be revisited most urgently after ______ changes.

office paint color

major market or customer

software version

holiday season décor

Shifts in context can render existing positions obsolete.

Story frameworks like Problem‑Agitate‑Solve are commonly applied to ______.

elevator pitches

CSR reports

income statements

legal disclaimers

Short stories need dramatic tension to stick.

Starter

Refresh the fundamentals and try again.

Solid

Good grasp—polish a few finer points.

Expert!

You’ve mastered the nuances—use them to win markets.

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