Hey Hivers!
If possible I will share a new initiative each Monday. Today's initiative is about creating an "Elevator Pitch" for HIVE. An elevator pitch is a powerful strategy for new businesses, startups and revolutionizing ideas such as HIVE.
The goal is to share a short description of HIVE in a way that can catch the attention of the person listening, remember you only have a few minutes or even seconds. On an Elevator Pitch the objective is not to give all the details or information in the first encounter, normally you would follow up with a meeting, a video or more information in written format.
On HIVE we have mainly three types of potential users:
1. Content Creators
2. Investors
3. Developers
For this initiative you can choose to create an elevator pitch for only one, two or all three of the potential HIVE users. The short speech, it can be in written format or a video that you can upload on 
To participate:
Write a post or make a video sharing your #HivePitch. You can share how you came up with it and if it was difficult for you or not to condense so much information in a few lines.
On your Hive blog post or video include the tag #hivepitch.
Share your post on Twitter and use the hashtags: #HIVE, #HivePitch, #posh, and any other hashtag related to your post. This is not mandatory but it can help my curators see your post faster.
On Twitter put your HIVE links into a comment. Twitter is shadowbanning some Hive links and all 3speak links, but if you put in your comment section it won't shadowban your tweet.
When making a video, upload a short clip of it to Twitter as a teaser, and put the link in a comment under the Tweet. Videos get a lot more views if uploaded directly to Twitter, and to see the rest they will need to go to your 3speak profile.
Up to 10 posts will be voted at 100% with my account.
Even if your post is not on the top 10 it can still be eligible for lower percentage votes.
COMMUNITY LEADERS please translate this initiative into your language for your community, and we will get with you for your help in curation.
Have ideas for future initiatives similar to this one? Reach out to 
