The phrase "selling presentation" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a presentation, typically in a sales context, that is designed to persuade or convince an audience to buy a product or service. Example: The company's successful sales team always begins their pitch with a strong selling presentation that highlights the unique features and benefits of their product.
Does anyone out there sell presentation insurance?
Like Lopez, the Nets' marketing staff has been gearing up for the playoffs for nearly a month, generating a new social media campaign — "Hello Playoffs" — selling the presentation rights to American Express and introducing a sleek new all-black playoffs apparel line, with the hope to black out Barclays Center.
The exhibition was a chance for participants to ogle the works in person, confer with one another over the nearby buffet, and listen to a hard-sell presentation given by museum curators.
The responses come quickly and they always yield the same six criteria: location, hours of operation, range of goods sold, store presentation, customer service, and price.
Some of my favorite of his jokes are merely so-so, because, almost as if he knows it, he really sells the presentation.
Some examples of successful sales people include: Bill Gates (yes, he did sales in the early days of Microsoft), Steve Jobs (not many are better than he was at selling during a presentation), and Ross Perot (after the Navy, he want to work for IBM as a salesman).
At the University of Michigan, 170 employers made presentations selling themselves to students, up from 120 last year.
Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students will explore what makes certain toys appealing to children and create pitch presentations selling this season's hot technology toys.
"[The government is] great at making a big PowerPoint presentation and selling it to the world," says Iscacson.
The consensus was that the system of showing clothes in a runway presentation and selling them in stores months later was outdated and ineffective.
