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Eliza
Thrill seeker, olive aficionado, master Netflix critic. Hey! I'm Eliza, a to-be sophomore at the University of Toronto studying Finance and Economics.
Thrill seeker, olive aficionado, master Netflix critic. Hey! I'm Eliza, a to-be sophomore at the University of Toronto studying Finance and Economics.
About Me
University of Toronto
Class of 2026
Toronto, ON, Canada
Interests
Social media
Politics and social issues
Travel and culture
Interview Questions
Cohere | The Local Retail Platform
Campus BD Lead
If you are trying to get feedback on your project from local businesses, what are some low cost ways you would use, to approach these people quickly?
The three main ways to get qualitative feedback from local businesses on a project I would use are: email outreach, social media hubs and word-of-mouth. Personally emailing business owners is a tangible, quick and cheap way to make connections and get a first hand view on your project. Social media allows you to share relevant topics about your project, get quick feedback through likes/shares and also directly message businesses. Lastly, speaking directly to people is the quickest way to spread the word about your project and receive feedback, although it is a bit more strenuous compared to the other options.