Audience+Analysis

The audience that we will be speaking to about our charity will be a mixture of a supportive audience and uncommited audience. First of all they are supportive, because they are our friends from school and want us to succeed not to fail. Also, because we will be talking about a charity that effects so many people, they will care about how they help people with diabetes through the American Diabetes Association. On top of that we hope that since we live in Chicago, all Cubs fans will caring at this specific time because the great Ron Santo just passed away with diabetes. What we want to accomplish with this group of the audience is to keep them on our side and make them donate to us since they are the most likely to give us the biggest donations. Our plan to achieve this is to take an approach that will get the audience interested in the topic, that way we still have them support us making us be able to reach our goal. Then the other part of the audience is uncommited because they might not know much about this cause or organization and that is what we are here for. That way we can give them more information on the topic so they can form an opinion on the matter. Our goal with this audience is to guide them to our side and make them donate to us, once they know how diabetes effects the people around the world. To face this audience and accomplish that, we need need to persuade them by grabbing their attention and proving to them that this foundation is really helpful because it is a disease that effects so many. This way when we do what we need to do to persuade both types of audiences to donate to our foundation, we will end up with the majority of our audience wanting to donate to us, showing that we did our job right.