Elevator Pitch No. 2

For my last pitch I received positive feedback about my idea and people seem to really like it. One thing that stood out to me as important was the cost of my business concept. When I was doing my elevator pitch I did not talk about or mention how much my idea would cost. The cost is definitely something that is very important to consider and have in mind when coming up with a new invention. My idea about parking spaces having lights that show if the spot is available or not seems expensive and nearly impossible. In my own opinion, I think this idea could be made possible at a reasonable cost. Even though the comments were positive, people doubt that the idea could be made possible. This was surprising to me because in this day and age I believe people are always looking for new ways and technology to put the human race into a technological era. No feedback comment was outright wrong or silly. 

For this elevator pitch, I decided to be out on the streets and try to illustrate the problem and show the solution with my idea. Instead of being in my apartment telling people about the idea, I’m going to show them that it could really be something helpful and worth investing in. In the recent comments people were asking about the cost of the idea and invention, so I decided to research about it. It turns out that there are similar products already in place, making the idea more feasible. I have only seen the idea at parking garages only where the lights are placed on the ceiling. My idea is going to work inside and outside, but with the same concept. Since there is a product out there for what I wanted to do, my new business proposal would be for Gainesville to incorporate that system.