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In this paper , I would like to share my own experience in my first persuasive speech , and I will talk specifically about : the organization , content , delivery , and overall effectiveness of my presentation .
The organization of my Persuasive Speech was simple and easy to follow and I think my topic, which is Coca Cola helped me with that because most of people know some information about this topic. I began my topic by showing the audience my introduction about Coca Cola, which helped me to give the audience a hint about my topic. The main ideas of my presentation were pretty easy to understand them because I just talked about the advantages and dis advantages of drinking Coca Cola. Also, I think that the organization of my main ideas was the best part in my speech where I talked about specific advantages and disadvantages of the Coca Cola drink. Moreover, I used numbers, transitions, and picture in order to make my presentation looks more organize. In addition, I have added new things for my presentation. For example, I talked about the responses of the a...

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