1. Ellis Brown

2. What are campaigns?
 Work in an organised and active way toward a pacific
goal
 A campaign is a way which the government can get
there party to get more votes by posters and videos

3. forms of promotion
 TV and Radio
 Posters
 Social media

4. What forms of promotion are
there?
Promotion includes all activities designed to inform, persuade and influence people when they are making the decision to buy. Promotion is made up of:
Advertising
• non-personal communication transmitted through mass media
Publicity
• free promotion through news stories in newsletters, newspapers, magazines and television
Sales Promotion
• all forms of communication not found in advertising and personal selling, including direct mail, coupons, volume discounts, sampling, rebates, demonstrations, exhibits,
sweepstakes, trade allowances, samples and point-ofpurchase displays In designing a promotional plan, clearly spell out:
• Which objectives to use. It is possible to have more than one objective, but it is recommended that a company target its audience or run the risk of losing focus.
• What to say
• Who to say it to
• Criteria used to measure success
Suggestions for Inexpensive Promotion
Some inexpensive, appropriate and effective methods of promotion for the new food processor include advertising through:
• Personal selling
• Product demonstrations
• Direct mail
• Business cards
• Yellow Page listing
• Seminars
• Newsletters
• Contests
• Flyers
• Statement stuffers
• Window banners
• Greeting cards
• Sports team sponsor
• Home parties
• Ethnic services—languages spoken
Of course, one of the best free methods of promotion is good “word of mouth."

5. Types of promotion
 Safety campaigns
 Political campaigns
 Educational campaigns

6. Methods of promotion
 Billboard
 Radio
 Vehicles
 TV
 Social Media

7. Local campaigns
 There was an abandoned swimming pool In avenue
park in baldock which till a couple of months ago was
made into a much better paddling pool for children