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Name MARKETING 4.01 THE ROLE OF PROMOTION 1. Promotion – any form of a business or organization uses to , persuade or people about its products and its public image. 2. Product promotion - used to convince customers to products from it of from a . a. Explains major and of its products b. Tells those products are c. sales on those products d. Answers customer e. Introduces products f. Example: a business’s one-time of its half price in the local . 3. How does promotion customers? Promotion helps them to products. 4. In which stage of a product’s do promotional activities on differences between products? 5. What is an example of an factor that affects promotion? regulation of a. Zoning determine locations b. Can’t about a product c. Restrict advertising to i. Children are and the wrong kinds of advertising can affect their d. Stereotyping – A generalization, usually or oversimplified and often , that is used to describe or a group. Example: a television commercial depicts a woman mopping the kitchen with a new floor cleaner. e. Materialism is interest in and desire for , etc. rather than or values. 6. Institutional Promotion- used to create a favorable for the Does directly sell a certain . However, may ultimately in increased of a company’s products. a. An objective of promotion is to demonstrate the role in affairs. Name FOUR TYPES OF PROMOTION 7. Advertising - any form of presentation and promotion of ideas, goods, or services by an sponsor. 8. Six of Advertising a. A number of people usually the advertiser’s b. per potential are usually than other forms of promotion c. Can the most appropriate to reach market d. Can control the of an e. Ads are subject to viewing f. Ads can products 9. Four of Advertising a. Cannot focus well on needs b. Some of advertising can be too for many businesses c. Sometimes advertising is and message may be spent on customers d. Advertising must be 10. Publicity - placing information about a product, or person in the . Can be used to particular and promote particular The purpose of publicity is to an . Image - the way a business or organization is in people’s . An example of is a company . 11. Advantages of a. Publicity is ; advertising is not b. Can be used to a positive within the community c. Viewed as being more or than advertising d. Viewed as , people pay more to publicity 12. of Publicity a. Give up much of your of your message b. Not all publicity is 13. Sales Promotion - All activities, other than , advertising, and , that are used to consumer and sales effectiveness. Name 14. Objectives of Sales Promotion a. sales b. customers about products c. Create a store or corporate 15. 3 Characteristics of Sales Promotion a. term activities b. Offers some type of i. Can be used in all of 16. Sales promotion can be either or oriented a. Trade Promotions - sales promotion designed to gain manufacturers’, , and retailers’ for a product. money is spent on promoting to than to . i. Slotting allowances - a ` premium by the to a chain for the involved in a new product on its ii. Buying allowances - special price given by to and retailers to them to either a product or buy a quantity. iii. Trade Shows and Conventions - designed to reach iv. Sales incentives - awards given and who successfully meet or their company’s set sales . b. Consumer Sales Promotions - designed to encourage to buy a product. i. Licensing - Organizations, such as manufactures, movie makers, , and , may for a their , trademark, trade , names and , or personal to a business to be used in the business’s products. ii. Promotional tie-ins - involve sales promotional between one or more or manufacturers. They their resources (advertising and sales promotional activities) to do a that creates additional for each Name iii. Visual Merchandising and Displays 1. Visual Merchandising - the coordination of all physical in a place of business so that it the right to its customers 2. Displays - visual and aspects of presenting a product to a group of customers. iv. Premium and Incentives - most and frequently used sales promotion type 1. Premiums cost items given away to consumers as a of purchase. a. Coupons - certificates given to customers entitling discounts b. Factory Packs (in-packs)- free placed in product c. Traffic Builders - low cost like key chains, pens d. Coupon Plans programs in exchange for labels, , or other tokens from one or more purchases 2. Incentives -priced products given in contests or v. Product Samples - free size of a product that is sent through the , distributed door-to-door, or through stores and trade shows c. Advantages of Sales Promotions i. and has special to a potential customer ii. Helps customer d. Disadvantages of Sales Promotions i. Difficult to without the customers becoming ii. Store and sales can if the promotion is not properly and iii. Only designed to other promotional efforts and cannot make up for products 17. Personal Selling - making an sales presentation to one or more potential . On a basis, personal selling is the most form of promotion. a. Order-taking personnel , counter clerks, and associates, perform tasks. b. Order-getting personnel - professional , are more involved in customers and them Name to buy. Usually sell big appliances, and c. Personal selling is generally users. 18. Promotional Mix - a business decides on a promotional 19. 20. 21. 22. items like real estate, goods for products sold to of different types of promotion. A that will be most effective in customers or other businesses to and support the business’s products. Factors affecting the selection of a mix a. Good, , or Idea i. of product ii. Product iii. of life b. Product’s market i. Type of ii. of Consumers iii. Geographical c. System d. Product’s i. perspective ii. Available iii. Size of force e. Competition – Competing businesses within the industry usually to each promotional mix by playing Public Relations - any designed to create toward a business. Benefits of Public Relations a. sales b. Increasing firm’s good c. Increasing customers of advertising d. Spreading information to the e. Conditioning customers to products from the company f. the impact of g. Helping to obtain treatment from Audiences for Public Relations a. Internal Audiences - groups the organization i. Employee Relations - goal is to keep your employees using: 1. Tuition by Name 2. Newsletters 3. Health and programs 4. Opportunities for b. External Audiences - groups the organization i. Customers customers = business. Ways to keep happy include: ii. Provide services and such as gift, check cashing, delivery, free parking, etc. iii. Advisory boards of that make about products and businesses iv. Customer , reports v. Customer events , lunches, entertainment c. Community - company activities that benefit the civic, social, and life of the . Activities can include: i. partnerships - HP computers to the high school ii. Sponsorship of events iii. d. News Release - a pre-written about the company that is sent to various for publication. It usually contains information about the company’s , stores, operations, , corporate philosophy, or participation in an event or program. Can contain or news. i. Hard News that should be right away because the will want to know about it ii. Soft News - information that does need to be announced because it will be of as much interest to the public as it is now e. Purposes of news releases i. To new products ii. To keep the in the eye iii. To the business’s iv. To good employee v. To good relations f. Getting your news release in the media i. Include a photograph with the release ii. Meet media iii. Write an number of releases Name iv. Direct the release to a person v. Advise the that you have out a release vi. the release after setting it aside vii. Keep a of every release viii. Send a cover with the release ix. Send a note after the release is used x. Avoid pressuring the xi. Avoid publicity or advertising xii. Avoid playing g. Press Kit - a containing , news releases, feature , and about a company, product, or person. Press kits are to the media to assist them in on the intended news item. h. Press Conference - a in which members are by the business or organization to hear an announcement about a event. 23. Technology in Promotion: a. New technology enables businesses to create messages that impact their Information can be by more and messages can be . i. Example: media such as or ; 24. International promotional activities – a must understand that the governing activities by .