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Why Short Pitches Win
Attention spans are shrinking
Here’s the harsh truth: buyers don’t want your 20-slide deck. They don’t care about your product’s origin story, your office culture, or how many awards your CEO has hanging on the wall. They want clarity. Fast.
Attention spans are shrinking, but that’s not bad news it’s a competitive advantage if you know how to adapt. The best reps aren’t trying to “wow” with volume. They win by delivering tight, concise pitches that land in under five minutes. Why? Because buyers are drowning in noise. Your pitch is either cutting through or adding to the static.
A short pitch forces discipline. You lead with impact, not fluff. You link pain to solution immediately. You communicate confidence by not overexplaining. And here’s the kicker: short pitches create curiosity. Buyers lean in, ask questions, and pull the conversation forward instead of you pushing it.
Long pitches scream insecurity. Short pitches signal control. And control closes.
Action Steps: Sharpen the Pitch
Boil It Down – Cut your pitch to three core points: pain, solution, outcome.
Time It – Deliver your pitch in under five minutes. No exceptions.
Kill the Fluff – Ditch jargon, filler slides, and “about us” nonsense.
Test for Curiosity – If buyers aren’t asking follow-up questions, your pitch is still too long.
Roleplay Tight – Train reps to pitch fast and sharp, then expand only when asked.
The reps who master brevity win deals faster. The ones who ramble lose buyers before they even realize it. Short sells. Always.
