The Web Pitch (or blog speech) is a brief overview of an idea for a product, service, or project. The pitch is so called because it can be delivered in the space it takes to fill a web page or blog (say, 100-150 words).
The term is typically used in the context of a blog, pitching an idea to a future consumer or customer. Customers often judge the quality of the pitch by the number of individuals ranked responses from other web users. The basis of the quality of its web pitch, is to quickly weed out bad ideas.
This blog examines how individuals or businesses can use the web pitch, Web 2.0 technologies and social networking to better position their goods and services to customers on earth.
Who is Jas Dhaliwal?
I began my I.T. career working as a Systems Engineer, specialising in various desktop and server technologies. I then moved into the world of I.T. Service Delivery, helping corporate business to transform their I.T. from a support partner, to a true business partner. I have worked all over Europe and love working with culturally diverse teams.
In January 2007, I started a blog, (http://www.thewebpitch.com) looking at how small businesses are using Web 2.0 technologies as marketing tools. The blog is a personal passion and has opened my mind at how disruptive technologies are changing the way we interact with customers online. Behind my suit, you’ll find a geek who is passionate about people and obsessed with technology. I position myself strictly in between the technical and the business world. Thus, I’m happy conversing with technical engineers, whilst equally at home presenting to business leaders. I have a Bachelors degree in Information Systems and graduated with an MBA from London’s Brunel University in 2007. Learn more and come join the conversation.
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