Click the P.O.V. Statement tab. This is the one sentence that defines who you help, what problem you solve, and what result they get. It takes 2 minutes and it becomes the foundation of every pitch you write. Fill in the three fields and click generate. Copy what comes out.
Click the Pitch Builder tab. Paste in your P.O.V. Statement, fill in your talk title and a little about the event you want to pitch — their name, their theme, their audience. Click generate. A personalized, ready-to-send pitch email assembles instantly.
Hit Copy on your pitch. Paste it into your email and read it out loud — swap any word that doesn't sound like you. Add one specific detail you noticed about their event. Then send it. Done. Come back and do it again for the next event on your list.
Your P.O.V. Power Statement is the foundation of everything — your pitch, your talk title, your speaker identity. Fill in the three pieces below and yours generates instantly.
This sentence is your anchor. Use it in your pitch email, your speaker bio, your one-sheet, and anywhere you describe what you do. The clearer this is, the more bookings you get.
Start with your talk and your P.O.V. statement from Tab 1. If you skipped Tab 1, write your statement here: "I help [audience] overcome [problem] so they can [result]."
The more specific you are here, the more personalized your pitch. Planners can spot a generic copy-paste pitch instantly — this is what makes yours stand out.