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Digital marketing of mr. noodles
- 1. DIGITAL MARKETING OF MR. NOODLES
- 2. Mr. Noodles খাওয়া হবে োটি হবে
- 3. Existing Promotional Campaigns of Mr. Noodles The following campaigns have been executed by Mr. Noodles of Bangladesh. বসুন্ধরা সসটি শস িং মল “ঈদ মমলা” 20 and 30 taka discount ১২ স স ফ্যাসমসল যাকের সাকে মটু - াতলু ম সিল বক্স ৮ স স ফ্যাসমসল যাকের সাকে মটু - াতলু মবাল ৫ স স ফ্যাসমসল যাকের সাকে মটু - াতলু ফ্াইল
- 4. CAMPAINGN OVERVIEW Campaign goals Campaign key messages Campaign results to date
- 12. Congratulation !!!! You have been rewarded with 10 Tk Robi mobile recharge. You get lasted update and offer by SMS
- 13. MR. NOODLES WILL GET THE FOLLOWING BENEFITS AFTER LAUNCHING THIS CAMPAIGN
- 14. Campaign Budget Items Rate Homepage Banner ( 1st scroll for 14 days ) 2000000 Web landing page banner advertisement for 14 days 500000 SMS cost ( GP or Banglalink ) 500000 Campaign Management Cost 800000 POS Materials for retail outlet 700000 Total : 4500000