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Coca-Cola Sales PromotionCase
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w Coca-Cola Uses Consumer, Trade, and Sales Force Promotions
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Introduction
• Coca-Cola isone of the world’s top beverage brands.
• Uses multiple sales promotion strategies to boost sales.
• Benefits consumers, retailers, and sales teams.
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Consumer Promotions –Engaging
Customers
& Coupons: Special offers encourage bulk purchases.
Sweepstakes: Campaigns like ‘Share a Coke and Win’ engage customers.
grams: Reward points for repeat purchases.
es: New products (like Coke Zero) are sampled at events.
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Consumer Promotions –Example
gn personalized bottles with names, increasing consumer engagement and sales.
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Trade Promotions –Supporting
Retailers
rchase Discounts: Retailers get lower prices for large orders.
Allowances: Stores receive incentives for in-store branding.
s & Incentives: Distributors earn cashback for meeting sales targets.
al Promotions: Special deals during peak sales seasons.
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Trade Promotions –Example
frigerators and vending machines to retailers, increasing visibility and impulse purchases.
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Sales Force Promotions–
Motivating Sales Teams
mance-based Bonuses: Incentives for exceeding targets.
Contests: Competitions encourage higher sales.
g Programs: Sales reps receive skill-building workshops.
nition Programs: Awards, trips, and promotions for top performers.
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Sales Force Promotions– Example
al sales competitions, rewarding top-performing teams with international trips.
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Conclusion
✅ Consumers: Discounts,engagement, and product trials.
✅ Retailers: Increased profits, better marketing support.
✅ Sales Force: Motivation, recognition, and career growth.
Coca-Cola’s promotions create a WIN-WIN strategy for all!