Answer:
What makes a good sales pitch is the ability to appeal to people's wants not their needs.
Explanation:
So people would rather buy a product that they would want rather than one they actually need. It's like why people buy carbonated beverages at the grocery store instead of water or health centered drinks. It doesn't matter if it's bad for you, if it's good and yummy they'll buy it.
So equating this to a location would be talking about all of the places tourists visit most. Famous restaurants, famous landmarks, see whether or not anyone famous lives in Arizona. Bring up pop culture references. Talk about famous movies that were shot there. It's all about show, it doesn't matter if it's an actually interesting place.
Bring up the Grand Canyon and how breathtaking it is to see (despite not ever visiting it), talk about the unique sandstone formations, you can talk about Pizzeria Bianco which is 8th best rated restaurant in Downtown Phoenix, or Durant's another famous restaurant. Bring up movies like Poltergeist II, Forest Gump (Flagstaff, Arizona), Transformers (Grand Canyon, Arizona), Star Trek: First Contact (Green Valley, Arizona), Star Trek Generations (Green Valley, Arizona), The Exorcist II: The Heretic (Page, Arizona), Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (Page, Arizona), Planet of the Apes (Page, Arizona), etc.
An ad is really just enticing your audience into wanting what you're selling, regardless of how nonsensical it is.
Hope this helps!
Development of more railroad systems contributed
most to US westward expansion in the second half of the nineteenth century.
The correct answer between all the choices given is the second choice or
letter B. I am hoping that this answer has satisfied your query and it will be
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The subtropical jet streams formate from cool and warm air masses that meet near the equator (close to the 30* Latitude).
