Sales Pitch Speech Begin Wednesday, May 5 Job 1: Create a product or service Job 2: Create a short, catchy slogan that connects to product/service Job 3: Create a 1 to 3 dimensional visual aid that represents your product or service Job 4: Using Monroe’s Motivated Sequence and incorporating ethos, pathos, and logos, create a 2-4 minute sales pitch for your product/service. Your persuasive speech (sales pitch) will include the following: Monroe’s Motivated Sequence 1. The Attention Step 2. The Need Step ( the audience needs this product/service) 3. The Satisfaction Step (the product is going to fulfill that need) 4. The Visualization Step (this is what is going to happen after the buyer gets the product) 5. The Action Step (how do you get the product) Ethos: Establish your credibility as a seller of the product Show personality and character, but don’t be a stereotypical salesperson who would do anything to sell a product- it’s not realistic Avoid deception such as false evidence, presenting ideas of others as if they were your own, appealing to emotion of audience without basis in provable fact, and/or pretending to be an authority when you are not Logos: Show the logic in your presentation Use evidence that your idea will benefit the buyer: fact, statistics, narrative/anecdote, example, comparison, testimony of expert (ok, we know they aren’t really-pretend for this one) Present a logical, organized argument that the audience should buy your product/service Show how each piece of evidence leads toward your desired conclusion- the audience wants to buy your idea Pathos: Appeal to the needs and desires of your audience, but avoid appealing only to the emotions of your audience You may appeal to emotions, but present a truthful argument to convince the audience to buy Sales Pitch Speech Rubric /50 points Introduction (Attention and Need Steps) /10 Attention getter 0 1 2 Includes catchy slogan 0 1 2 Shows why audience needs/wants the product/service 1 2 3 4 Establishes ethos 0 1 2 – sincerity competence experience common ground Body (Satisfaction and Visualization) /15 Shows how the product/service will fulfill need 0 1 2 3 4 Shows what will happen when audience gets product/service 0 1 2 3 4 Uses logos 0 1 2 3 4 –facts statistics anecdote testimony example comparison Uses pathos 0 1 2 -does not appeal only to emotion, pitch should be fact based Connects clever, catchy slogan 1 Conclusion (Action Step) /5 Draws together all components of speech 0 1 2 Restates slogan 0 1 Concludes with appeal to buy product/service 0 1 2 Visuals /5 Points out visual(s) during speech 0 1 2 Visual clearly explains product/service 0 1 2 3 Eye contact 0 1 2 3 4 5 - Sustained intermittent -Peruses audience minimal Vocal expression 1 2 3 4 5 ___volume hard to hear – varies volume ___varied rate/pitch monotone/too fast or slow-voice inflections/varies speed Time: ______________ -1 point per 10 second over or under ___________ Up to -5 points for disorganization ___________ You must hand this rubric into me prior to giving speech, -5 points if you do not have it! Sales Pitch Speech Outline You will create an outline for your Sales Pitch Speech as well as your Final Exam Speech. Follow these guidelines for the content of the outline. Introduction, body and conclusion should have Roman numerals 1 2 Make sure you include slogan in intro and conclusion 1 2 Incorporates Monroe’s Motivated Sequence Steps 1 2 3 4 5 Identify where you will incorporate visual into speech 1 Outline set up (add the necessary A., 1., a., etc.) : I. Introduction A. Attention Step 1. 2. B. Need Step II. Body A. Satisfaction Step B. Visualization III. Conclusion A. Action Step B. Slogan The outline format is expected to be correct. Correct divisions: I. A. 1. a. 1 2 Period following each numeral and letter 1 2 Words and phrases only 1 2 Margins for each division even 1 2 Begin with a capital letter 1 2 Total Possible points ___/20 = ___/10 Your rough draft is due on Wednesday, May 28 (5 pts.) A typed copy is due on Monday, May 3, for teacher review (5 pts.) Two typed copies of your outline are due at the start of your speech (10 pts.)