My Adidas Swazz Leave Behind 2.1 Leave Behind,1.1 Presentation,4.1 Self Reflection,

 What I have achieved from this presentation

In this presentation I have created an idea for a shoe product and I have presented the unique selling point such as it's benefits and the abilities no other shoe that it has. Here are the screen shots of my slides during my presentation.

Slide 01: This is the introduction to my presentation, I used an image to catch the attention to my audience.


Slide 02: In this Slide I have described the purposes and a few features of the shoe design, this is the part where I show my auidence my selling point of the product.   


Slide 03: In this slide I have made a comparison of the Strengths and Weaknesses in the product. 


Slide 04: This slide is just a short explanation to show that it is available to my audiences and how it can be used for style, sports and even protection.
 

Slide 05: This is another comparison to my product, except this time the prices are being compared to show the shoes selling point, the upgraded/limited edition is a way to promote my product idea and to persuade my audience to buy it rather then the original product. 


Slide 06: The final slide is a conclusion and to why people should buy my product, in this part of the presentation people are then allowed to ask questions about my idea and I often will improvise and use persuasion as I answer them.  


Overall what I have achieved is the ability to test and use my creativity skills and learned how to be more persuasive during a presentation, these skills are beneficial as it helps to personally boost my confidence and I learned how to react in a situation quickly and swiftly. 

Here is the video of my presentation uploaded from YouTube, if the video doesn't seem to work please try and use the link to view it on the YouTube website instead. https://youtu.be/lcMvtdIb1SU


  

 

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