Presentation Pitch 

In our oral presentation, we utilized persuasive techniques to pitch the thought to the organization. Since our intended interest group was youngsters we suspected that they are the ones who are most inclined to this interest, and that they just want to be apart of a group which our product could offer.

We used a couple of powerful techniques all throughout the presentation to influence the organization into picking us to publicize their item. We used a lot of statistical data points to back up our sales idea as it gave a greater appeal to the organization we wanted to collaborate with, The other method we used to differing ourselves was discussing why we are extraordinary and why our ideas would make great sales. We specified how we are the main organization to have some expertise in natural items. 

Since we realized that we were contributing to an organization request to publicize their item, we built up that we must be extremely proficient and conscious all throughout the presentation. Since we are representatives, we needed to utilize raw numbers and not simply speculative suspicions. 


In the event that we had this presentation again I would have attempted to be significantly more persuading, and looked at my notes less. 

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