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Make a pitch for somebody/something

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Persuasive Intent

The phrase often signals an attempt to convince or win support from someone.

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During the meeting, she made a pitch for her innovative marketing strategy.
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Positive Spin

The speaker presents positive aspects to endorse someone or something convincingly.

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He made a pitch for the new policy, highlighting its benefits for students.
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Sales Context

In sales or marketing, making a pitch often involves presenting a product to potential buyers.

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Our sales rep made a pitch for the latest software update to the client.
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