2. Creating a Marketing Plan
Module 3:
Delivering a Sales Pitch
Module 3 concludes all of the marketing planning for each team's product. Each team must pull together all of its information, product analysis, and marketing theories, and present an effective and persuasive 'sales pitch' for their product or service. The presentation should be assembled with the content of all of their experiences in the previous exercises and activities. Teams will be competing with each other for the top recognition - a vote by the company's board of directors for the best product to launch at this time.

3. Exercise 3.1: Persuasive Presentations
Create a PowerPoint presentation to your company’s Board of Directors
Include all elements of previously completed work
Be persuasive
Show confidence
5-10 minutes in length
Include all team members
Exercise 3.1: Persuasive Presentations Guidelines
Now that each team has chosen a product, priced it, packaged it, and decided upon some promotional strategies, each team will create a PowerPoint presentation for the larger company's Board of Directors (the entire class). Each presentation should be an overview of the entire marketing plan that has been developed. Student teams should follow these guidelines:
You must promote the choice of your product, over the production of products being promoted by the other teams.
You must present everything in such a persuasive and positive way that the Board will select your idea.
They must be confident, as a result of your presentation, that your targeted teen market will buy your product instead of the competitor's product.
Each presentation should be the work of the entire team, and be at least 5 minutes in length. The presentation will be a culmination of all activities packaged into one presentation.
Persuasive Presentation PowerPoint consists of hidden slides to help guide the students structure their presentation.
The step-by-step guide, PowerPoint – Persuasive Presentation, will help guide students through creating the presentation if the team needs assistance.

4. Exercise 3.1: Presentation Guidelines
Include the following:
Introduction
Summary of teen market
Product/Service description
Product Packaging
Product Positioning and Place
Product Pricing
Product Promotional Materials or Ideas
Conclusion
Exercise 3.1: Presentation Guidelines
Include the following in each presentation:
1.      Introduction - a creative, attention-getting opening
2.      Summary of teen market analysis (research summary including findings, assumptions)
3.      Description of product/service chosen and why
a.      What is unique about it? - special features, benefits, etc.
b.      How does it meet the needs of the teen market?
c.      Why would anyone buy it?
4.      Packaging
a.      How will the product look when packaged for sale?
5.      Positioning and Place
a.      How will the products or services be delivered to the customers?
b.      Where should the products be made available for sale?
6.      Pricing
a.      Describe the results of the product development/costs and pricing worksheet.
7.      Examples of Promotional Materials or Ideas
a.      Print advertising - One-page colorful flyer or brochure (with graphics)
b.      Web and Internet marketing - Web page
c.      Direct mail or marketing - Press release to be distributed via
8. Conclusion