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PROMOTION

PROMOTION. WHAT IS IT? Any form of communication a business or organization uses to: INFORM (Tell about a product) PERSUADE (buy my brand not my competitors)

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Page 1: PROMOTION. WHAT IS IT? Any form of communication a business or organization uses to: INFORM (Tell about a product) PERSUADE (buy my brand not my competitors)

PROMOTION

Page 2: PROMOTION. WHAT IS IT? Any form of communication a business or organization uses to: INFORM (Tell about a product) PERSUADE (buy my brand not my competitors)

PROMOTION

WHAT IS IT?Any form of communication a

business or organization uses to:INFORM

(Tell about a product)

PERSUADE (“buy my brand not my competitor’s”)

REMIND (keep name in the public eye)

Page 3: PROMOTION. WHAT IS IT? Any form of communication a business or organization uses to: INFORM (Tell about a product) PERSUADE (buy my brand not my competitors)

Promotional Objectives

•Build Awareness• Increase demand•Differentiate a product

from the competitor•Highlight product’s value•Change/reinforce

customer’s attitude

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Promotional Messages

•Can you hear me now? Good.•Buy it. Sell it. Love it.•Live in your world, play in

ours.• Just do it.• I’m lovin’ it.•The happiest place on earth.

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PROMOTION2 TYPES

PRODUCT PROMOTIONVS.

INSTITUTIONAL PROMOTION

Page 6: PROMOTION. WHAT IS IT? Any form of communication a business or organization uses to: INFORM (Tell about a product) PERSUADE (buy my brand not my competitors)

PRODUCT PROMOTION

• GOAL: To sell goods and services– Advertisements– Coupons– Sales

presentations– ‘Product plugs’

in interviews

• Accomplished by:– Explaining

features/benefits– Tell where

products are sold– Advertising sales– Answer questions– Introduce new

products

Page 7: PROMOTION. WHAT IS IT? Any form of communication a business or organization uses to: INFORM (Tell about a product) PERSUADE (buy my brand not my competitors)

Primary Product Promotion

• Emphasis on product & use, not the brand

• Competition between industries (pork vs beef)

• Good when introducing new concept or completely new product

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Secondary (Selective) Product Promotion

• Specific brand or product

• Already known product

• Coca-Cola vs Pepsi

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INSTITIUONAL PROMOTION

•GOAL: Create favorable image of the company

•Does NOT directly sell a certain product

Page 10: PROMOTION. WHAT IS IT? Any form of communication a business or organization uses to: INFORM (Tell about a product) PERSUADE (buy my brand not my competitors)

INSTITIUONAL PROMOTION

• Used to:– Change

attitudes– Highlight

issues– Inform public– Show

commitment

Donated $5million in bottled water to hurricane-ravaged New Orleans in 2005

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Promotion:ADVANTAGES

•Contributions to economy•Supports mass media•Benefits companies

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Promotion:DISADVANTAGES

• Deceptive• Manipulative• Offensive• Creates/

reinforces stereotypes

• Plays upon fears• Has limited

abilities

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METHODS OF PROMOTION

•ADVERTISING•PUBLICITY•SALES PROMOTION•PERSONAL SELLING

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ADVERTISING

• It is advertising if:–The Time or Space devoted

to it is PAID for–Uses a set format– Identifies the sponsor of the

message

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ADVERTISING: PROs & CONs

• Reaches large # of people

• Costs per customer

• Choose appropriate media

• Control content• Repeat Viewing• “Presell”

• Can’t focus on individual needs

• $$$$$$• Brief

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PUBLICITYPlacing newsworthy

information about a company, product or person in the

media•How does Publicity differ from

Advertising?–PUBLICITY IS FREE

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PUBLICITY: PROS & CONS

• FREE• LARGE

AUDIENCE• SEEN AS NON-

BIASED

• GIVE UP CONTROL OF MESSAGE CONTENT AND PRESENTATION

• NEGATIVE PUBLICITY

Kobe Bryant – McDonald’s, Nutella, & Ferrero SpA pulled sponsorship

Tiger Woods – Gatorade, AT&T, Accenture dropped him

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SALES PROMOTION

Everything else that a company does to get customers to buy their products and use their

services.(excludes advertising, publicity

and personal selling)

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SALES PROMOTIONS

• LOYALTY MARKETING PROGRAMS

• PROMOTIONAL TIE-INS (McDonald’s Monopoly promotion)

• VISUAL MERCHANDISING AND DISPLAYS

• PREMIUMS & INCENTIVES (Buy 1 get one free)

• PRODUCT SAMPLES

• PRODUCT PLACEMENT

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PERSONAL SELLING

TO BE COVERED LATER!!