# Pitch projects

> Browse a pitch presentation reference and consider its audience, message and proposed direction before briefing your own proposal.

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Browse a pitch presentation reference and consider its audience, message and proposed direction before briefing your own proposal.

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Pitch

### BAIC](https://webvelopment.co.za/work/baic/)

## Explore pitch presentations

The collection contains 1 project in this original category. Open the card to view the available presentation material, including the gallery beyond its cover. Names and category labels are preserved from the source collection.

As you browse, look for an approach that could help you explain your own idea: what catches attention first, what needs more explanation and how the proposal holds together. A pitch presents a proposed creative direction; its inclusion here does not establish that a wider campaign was commissioned or achieved a particular result.

## Use the work to frame a useful discussion

Start with the decision you need your audience to make. Are you asking them to choose a direction, fund a proposal or agree to a next step? That choice helps determine which message belongs first and which supporting details deserve space.

For example, a proposal seeking agreement on a creative direction might need a clear central idea and a few supporting applications. A proposal seeking production funding would also need information about scope and costs. Use the reference to explain what feels clear or persuasive to you, then tell us why it suits your audience.

## Plan the next step

Bring a project link and a short description of who will see your pitch. Tell us what they already know, what they need to decide and what material you have available—such as a draft narrative, approved figures or brand assets.

It also helps to know how the presentation will be used: spoken through in a meeting, read independently or both. Note who will review it, the deadline and any format requirements. We can use those details to discuss the discovery or presentation work needed.

[Discuss a pitch brief](https://webvelopment.co.za/contact/) or [return to the complete portfolio](https://webvelopment.co.za/work/).

## Distinguish a pitch artefact from delivered implementation

A concept can show a proposed direction without proving that a website, system or campaign was built or launched. Keep that distinction clear when choosing references and describing your own proposal.

If the pitch includes example applications, identify which are concepts and which, if any, are approved for production. Confirm the source information you can use and whether you need editable presentation files. Production, implementation and media investment need their own scope; outcome claims need documented evidence.

[Explore the relevant service](https://webvelopment.co.za/services/creative/) · [Compare the complete project archive](https://webvelopment.co.za/work/) · [Discuss this kind of project](https://webvelopment.co.za/contact/).

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