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Sales Promotion Techniques
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Sales Promotion Prof. (Dr.)
R. Bakshi © Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
2.
Whereas advertising gives
a reason to buy, SP gives an incentive to buy It is part of the Marketing spend of all companies and these days SP spends in many companies exceed that of the adspends © Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
3.
The more the
product’s quality and its advertising persuasiveness fail to meet competition, the greater is the need for promotion to improve the price – value relationship © Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
4.
Sales Promotion Objectives 1.
Increase sales volume 2. Speed up the sales of slow moving products 3. To check the fluctuations in sales 4. Attract new customers 5. Launch new product and increase trial 6. Encourage repeat purchase 7. Clearance of excessive inventories 8. Motivate dealers to stock and sell more 9. Encourage dealers to participate in display and sales contests 10. To gain advantageous shelf-space 11. To increase store traffic 12. Improve relationship with dealers 13. To block competitors’ moves 14. Motivate sales force 15. To supplement advertising and personal selling efforts 16. Deflect customers’ attention from price © Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
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How Promotions Affect
Sales 1. Brand switching a. Aggressive switching – promotions encourage buying another brand than the last purchase. b. Defensive switching – promotion helps in retention. 2. Repeat buying 3. Purchasing more, or accelerating timing 4. Increasing category expansion and consumption. © Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
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SP is a
push strategy Since it is at the last point where the consumer is often at the point of buying, the additional incentive makes a last ditch effort to convert the customer on to the incentivised brand © Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
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Factors Influencing Sales
Promotion Growth 1. Increasing competition 2. Customers have become more price-sensitive 3. Immediate positive impact on sales 4. Products have become more standardised 5. Consumer acceptance of promotional offers 6. Expectations of price decrease can be countered by sales promotions 7. Advertising has become more expensive and less effective 8. Trade has become more powerful 9. Effect on sales volume and profits 10. Impulse purchase increases 11. Introduces an element of interest 12. Excess stocks © Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
8.
Why? Internal reasons •
Top management is more conducive to spending on promotions • Line managers under greater pressure to achieve targets • Justification of expenditure is easy © Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
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Why? External reasons •
Increase in number of brands • Consumer is more price savvy • Greater pressure from trade to liquidate stocks • Add effectiveness declining owing to rising costs, media clutter and legal constraints © Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
10.
Definitions of Sales
Promotion “In a specific sense, sales promotion includes those sales activities that supplement both personal selling and advertising and coordinate them and help to make them effective, such as displays, shows and expositions, demonstrations and other non-recurrent selling efforts not in the ordinary routine.” (American Marketing Association) “Sales promotion are short-term incentives to encourage purchase or sale of a product or service” (- Roger A Strang) © Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
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Advantages of Sales
Promotion 1. Can introduce price discrimination. 2. Consumers feel time-pressured and the sense of urgency may stop them from comparing other alternatives. 3. Sales promotions have more attention getting power than advertisements. 4. Consumers feel intelligent and smart buying on promotional deals. 5. Encourage dealers to forward-buy. 6. Help in increasing retail store traffic. 7. Introduction of new products becomes easier. 8. May encourage product trials in brand switchers and few may become loyal consumers. © Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
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Drawbacks of Sales
Promotion 1. Decrease in brand loyalty. 2. Increased price-sensitivity. 3. Quality image may become tarnished. 4. Dealers forward-buy and divert stocks in non-deal areas. 5. Merchandising support from dealers is doubtful. 6. Short-term orientation. 7. Marketers find themselves in a promotional trap and there seems to be no easy way to get out of this “prisoner’sdilemma.” © Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
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Immediate Value Offer
Vs Delayed Value Offer Incentives are offered right at the time of purchase is an immediate value offer, if it is offered sometimes after the purchase then it is called as delayed value offer. 1. Immediate value offer produce a stronger impact, stimulates customers for unplanned purchases and encourages brand switching in low-priced products. 2. Delayed value offers produce a weaker response compared to immediate value offers, but their effect is longer lasting. Repeat action and longer usage experience strengthens the customer habit and develops brand preference. 3. Delayed value offers reinforce and reward the loyalty of regular users.© Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
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SP is of
two types 1. Consumer 2. Trade / Channel © Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
15.
Consumer Promotion Defined Consumer
sales promotion is a marketing technique that is used to entice customers to purchase a product. © Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
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Consumer promotion • Stimulate
purchase • Induce trial • Create new users • Increase repurchase from occasional customers • Reward loyal customers © Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
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Forms of consumer
promotion 1. Free samples 2. Free gifts (In-packs, along pack) 3. Coupons 4. Price packs 5. Price-offs 6. Sweepstakes 7. Bundling offers © Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
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Eg. © Prof.( Dr.)
R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
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Eg. © Prof.( Dr.)
R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
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© Prof.( Dr.)
R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
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Eg. © Prof.( Dr.)
R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
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Disadvantages of coupons A.
Reduced revenues B. Mass-Cutting C. Counterfeiting D. Misredemptions © Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
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Fairs © Prof.( Dr.)
R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
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Events / Roadshows ©
Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
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Trade Promotion Defined A
type of promotion related activity whereby a product and/or service is pushed through a marketing channel via the encouragement of those channel members to buy, as well as to promote the product and/or service to their own group of customers © Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
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Trade promotion • Liquidating
heavy inventories • Persuade retailers to carry stock, carry more than usual stock, promote brand franchise © Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
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Trade Promotions (Directed at
the re-sellers) a. Off-invoice allowance b. Buying allowance c. Free goods d. Cash rebate e. Dating f. Trade coupons g. Display and advertising allowance h. Dealer loaders i. Dealer listing j. Buy-back allowance k. Bill-back allowance l. Count and recount allowance m. Slotting allowance n. Sales Contests o. SPIFFS (also called push money) © Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
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Dealer loder; Types 1.
Merchandise allowance 2. Price deals 3. Gifts to Dealers 4. Advertising Incentives 5. Buying Allowance 6. Push Money © Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
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Manufacturer may offer
an allowance in return for the retailer’s agreement to feature the manufacturer’s product in some way. For example, an advertisement allowance compensatesretailers for advertising the product. A display allowance compensatethe retailers for the usage of special displays. Merchandise allowance © Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
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Price deals relate
to the quantity of purchase. In addition to regular discounts,dealers are allowed special discount for a specified quantity of purchase. Thus, special discount is over and above regular discount given to dealers. Price deals © Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
31.
Manufacturers sometimes announce
a buy-back allowance to encourage re-stocking by retailers. This promotion immediately follows another type of deal offered to resellers and offered some incentive for new purchases. When the manufacturer realizes that after the initial deal the inventory levels at the retail level are quite low or depleted, such an offer helps in building the inventory level with retailers to normal. Eg. Bread, thepalas, perishable gds. Buy back allowance © Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
32.
Here marketers allow
wholesalers and retailers to deduct a set amount from the invoice they receive for merchandise.The incentive for the trade with this programme is that the price reduction increases the margin (and profits) a wholesaler or retailer realizes on the off-invoiced brand.This scheme is in general available for many products, where if the bill amount is above a certain amount you get a certain percentage discount. The % varies from around 2% to 10%, from company to company and also from time to time. Off-Invoice Allowances © Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
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The retailer is
required to arrange the product display in a prominent show-window or offer discount to consumers and advertise this offer in the local newspaper or arrange a point-of-purchase display on the shelf corner. The retailer earns the incentive only after meeting the conditions set by the manufacturer. Display and advertising allowance © Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
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Advertising incentive; Types •
Co-operative advertising • Dealer listing © Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
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Buying allowance Buying allowance
is granted to those dealers who purchase in stipulated period of time. It is very much useful in introducing new products to consumers. It motivates dealers to buy in huge quantity, dealers get immediate benefit in the form of price reduction. © Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
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Cash incentive paid
by a manufacturer or distributorsto the retailers to stock up on aproduct and display it prominently to stimulate its sales. Push Money © Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
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Signage Advertising © Prof.(
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These are the
fees that a retailer charges the manufacturers to make available the space on the shelf for their new products. Retail store owners say that the number of brands in each category is multiplying, there is increasing competition and margins are decreasing, hence they have no option but to ask for a fee to keep the product on their shelf and use the money to improve their shelf design and promotion, etc. Slotting allowance (Shelf space) © Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
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Sales Contest A sales
contestis a contestfor dealers to encourage them to increase their sales performance over a period of time. Sales contestsrecognize good performers. They may be in the form of holiday trips, cash prizes or other gifts. © Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
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Eg. © Prof.( Dr.)
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Issues in trade
promotions • Lack of accurate and timely information • Inability to plan promotions based on analytics • Ineffective organization and partner integration • Lack of appropriate Key Performance Indicators (KPI) © Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
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Promotions for Sales
People of the Company Objectives i. Increase sales volume ii. Introduce new product iii. Reduce selling costs iv. Offset competitive promotions v. Improve working habits vi. Develop new prospect lists Tools i. Sales contests ii. Incentives iii. Awards and prizes iv. Premiums (gifts) v. Sales meetings vi. Trainings vii. Sales manuals & selling aids © Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
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Promotion at different
stages of the PLC • Introduction – wise to use heavy promotion to induce trials and promote brand franchise • Growth – promotion should be limited ,if any • Maturity – Higher promotions required since the brand is under attack from competitors or product quality or advertising effectiveness is tapering off • Decline – Heavy promotions. Used only to retain a set of loyal customers. Prior to withdrawal of the product, it could be used as a one time stock clearance from the trade © Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
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Sales Promotion Planning 1.
Sales promotion planning begins with situation analysis. a. This includes brand performance analysis, political/legal aspects, competitive situation including the promotion activities of major competitors, distribution situation and consumer behaviour with respect to sales promotions. b. The analysis reveals possible opportunities and problems that exist. 2. Based on marketing objectives and strategies the promotion objectives are developed and have to be stated in clear and measurable terms. 3. Budget allocation that is usually stated as a combined total budget of advertising and sales promotion. 4. Decide about the type of sales promotion that would be most suitable. 5. The sponsor must also ensure that their sales promotions do not violate any legal requiremenets. © Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
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Five policy statements concerning
sales promotions 1. Sales promotion is an integral part of the marketing mix. 2. Sales promotion should be used as an offensive weapon in the brand’s marketing arsenal, not merely as a defensive reaction when a problem arises. 3. Sales promotion should extend and reinforce the brand’s advertising and positioning, whenever possible. 4. Sales promotion should be developed as campaigns, not as single, unrelated events. 5. Good sales promotions are built upon sound strategic planning. © Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
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Sales Promotion Budget Commonly
used budgeting methods: 1. Percentage of sales method 2. Unit of sales method 3. Competitive parity method 4. All-you-can-afford method 5. Objective-and-task method 6. Theoretically optimal expenditures © Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
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Characteristics of Successful
Sales Promotions 1. Maximum effect at minimum cost 2. Motivates consumers to buy now 3. Offers what the consumers want 4. The promotion should be clear and uncomplicated 5. Promotion should be highly visible 6. Promotion should benefit all concerned 7. Promotion must be believable and honest 8. Promotion must be legal 9. Promotion must be implemented efficiently © Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
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Sales Promotion Evaluation Evaluations
can be done in three stages: 1. Pre-testing 2. Concurrent Testing 3. Post-testing A. Measuring the success of sales promotion poses some difficulties because of the nature and variety of objectives. B. In case of sales related objectives measurements can be done with relative ease, using the sales effect before, during and after the sales promotion. C. Measurement becomes difficult in case of objectives of trial purchases, or change in consumer awareness, or change in attitude towards the product, etc. D. Marketers can use sales data, experiments and consumer surveys to evaluate the progress of promotions and the results. E. Finally, comparisons of measurements of each phase can be made to arrive at meaningful results of the evaluation. © Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
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Sales Promotion Affect
on Brand Equity 1. Heavily promoted brands trend to lose market share and decrease in brand equity. 2. Consumers start suspecting the price-quality relationships in case of frequent sales promotions. 3. Consumers develop negative evaluations about the brand. 4. ‘Think category’ products are unlikely to experience any negative effect on brand equity due to sales promotion. 5. Brand equity gets hurt if ‘feel category’ plus ‘high-involvement’ products are subjected to sales promotion. 6. In the ‘feel category’, other than the high-involvement product categories, consumers develop some doubts about the price-quality relationships, but gradually they learn that promotions do not hurt quality instead they offer value to the brand. © Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
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Final considerations 1. Don’t
promote if the product is not good 2. Promotions rarely stop a declining sales curve 3. It is very easy to lose the promotional gains made if your promotion has not been effective in retaining new customers. 4. The objective of the promotion is to win away users from competition and create new users. 5. Excessive promotions lead to diminishing returns and may devalue the brand © Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
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Cont’d 1. Promotions may
be used in conjunction with advertising and other marketing communication tools 2. It should be novel and attractive 3. Ensure supply lines are good and adequate stock is available right through the promotion 4. Cater for contingencies. Have escape routes built into the plan 5. Trade has to be handled tactfully 6. Reimburse incentives/ rewards/ gifts promptly 7. Must be within the legal boundaries © Prof.( Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.
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Thank You © Prof.(
Dr.) R. Bakshi- No part of this ppt presentation can be used for any other purpose apart from classroom teaching and training. Illustrations and screenshots are property rights of respective companies as applicable.