The Trippiest 1 minute and 17 seconds of your life

The thing is, you have an approach that will get attention, but you need to consider whose attention you are attempting to get. Having a "funny" sales pitch is all well and good, but if you would like to court serious investors, you are going to need to use a bit more professionalism. This is of course only my personal opinion. You seem to understand branding and the importance of standing out in a competitive field. However, it takes a lot more that a clever pitch to become successful. My advice is to let your product build your reputation, not some silly wig and phony accent.

 

"What do you think?"

Do you really have to ask?

Funny sells, as long as you are mostly serious. But, man, that was just stupid.

I don't mean to be so blunt, but if you want success with it....

Try it anyway. See what kind of numbers you get.

 

Yeah. It was trying too hard to be Al Pacino on acid