11.2 Marketing a Small Business Personal Sales Promotion presentation 5

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Promotional activity other than advertising, personal selling, and publicity which stimulates consumer Sales Sales Promotion Promotion

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Promotional activity other than advertising, personal selling, and publicity which stimulates consumer purchases

Sales PromotionSales Promotion

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•Contests•Coupons

•Demonstrations•Exhibits

•Fashion shows•Free samples•Trade shows

Examples of Sales Examples of Sales Promotion ActivitiesPromotion Activities

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Objectives of Sale Promotion

1. Increase demand and stimulate sales

2. Inform customers about new and/or improved products

3. Create positive business image

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Types of Sale Promotion

– Trade Promotion• Designed to promote to businesses instead of

consumers.

– Customers Sales Promotion• Designed to increase consumer desire to buy

products.

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Examples of Trade Promotions

• Slotting allowances: Money paid by a manufacturer to the retailer for placing a product in the store, perhaps in a specific location.

• Buying allowance: Price discount given by a manufacturer to increase the desire of a wholesaler or retailer to purchase the product.

• Trade shows: Provide the manufacturer a place to introduce new items and to gain support for new and existing products.

• Sales incentive/contests: Awards given to salespersons for meeting or exceeding sales goals.

Designed to promote to businesses instead of consumers.

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Examples of Consumer Sales Promotions

Designed to increase consumer desire to buy products.

• Premiums– Low cost items given to the consumer at a

discount or free. – Examples include coupons, free samples, and

redemptions.• Incentives

– Products earned through contests, sweepstakes, and rebates.

• Product samples– Trial size products generally sent through the

mail or distributed at the business at no cost to the consumer.

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Examples of Consumer Sales Promotions

Designed to increase consumer desire to buy products.

• Promotional tie-ins– A strategy in which two or more businesses

combine promotional resources to increase sales.• Product placement

– Increasing product recognition by featuring the item in movie theaters, on TV, or at special events.

• Visual merchandising and display– Coordination of the physical elements of a

business (or a product) to project the desired image to consumer.

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Advantages and Disadvantage of Sales Promotion

– ADVANTAGE• Stimulating sales and raising consumer

awareness of the product.

– DISADVANTAGES• Costs involved in promotion of image and

product.• Negative attitudes toward some activities,

such as coupons and rebates, because of expiration dates.