Prepared by:
Palak Patel
Chandni Mehta
Nimesh Soni
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Content of Presentation
Introduction of Sales Promotion
Evolution of Sales Promotion
Types of Sales Promotion
Characteristics of Sales Promotion
Sales promotion vs. Personal Selling
Benefits of Sales Promotion
Illustration
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Sales promotion includes
several communications
activities that attempt to
provide added value or
incentives to consumers,
wholesalers, retailers, or
other organizational
customers to stimulate
immediate sales. These
efforts can attempt to
stimulate product interest,
trial, or purchase.
What is Sales Promotion?
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¾ of the marketing budget is allocated to
sales promotion
In 1995, 51% of total ad spend represents
trade promotions. 24% on media spending
22% on consumer promotion
Growth in the coupon segment is
tremendous in aspirational markets
Americans redeem more than 7 billion coupons
annually.
Historical review…..
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 Consumer Promotion
Types of Sales Promotion
Sales force Promotion
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Customer Promotion Tool
Coupons
Rebate
Special-event Ad
Point of purchase
Samples
Premium
Cross promotion
 Specialty Advertisement
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 Price off
 Allowance
 Free Goods
 Trade Shows and
Conventions
 Sales Contest
 Specialty Advertisement
Types of Trade Promotion
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Allowance
Free goods
Sales Contest
Specialty Advertisement
Bonus
Extra Commission
Awards
Consideration
Types of Sales Force Promotions
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Time Orientation
Revenue vs. Profits
User
Message Content
Features of Sales Promotion
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Sales Promotion
Vs.
Personal Selling
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 It refers to short-term use of
incentives like discounts, free
samples, displays, exchange
offers, free gifts, exhibitions,
road shows to attract the
potential customers and to
achieve more sales value.
 In SP you are giving benefits
to buy your product
 personal selling is performing
the task of selling through
individual or representative
by face to face interaction with
customer. It is also known as
salesman-ship.
 In PS you are giving reasons
to buy your Product
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Creates differentiation
Creates new content and communication opportunities
Drives customer decision making
Creates upsell and cross sell opportunities
Creates word-of-mouth opportunities
Creates training opportunities for your staff
Creates company focus on marketing
Creates testing opportunities
Grows revenue
Benefits of Sales Promotions
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VODAFONE
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Big Bazar
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McDonald’s
Sales Promotion in India

Sales Promotion in India

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     Content of Presentation Introductionof Sales Promotion Evolution of Sales Promotion Types of Sales Promotion Characteristics of Sales Promotion Sales promotion vs. Personal Selling Benefits of Sales Promotion Illustration
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     Sales promotion includes severalcommunications activities that attempt to provide added value or incentives to consumers, wholesalers, retailers, or other organizational customers to stimulate immediate sales. These efforts can attempt to stimulate product interest, trial, or purchase. What is Sales Promotion?
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     ¾ of themarketing budget is allocated to sales promotion In 1995, 51% of total ad spend represents trade promotions. 24% on media spending 22% on consumer promotion Growth in the coupon segment is tremendous in aspirational markets Americans redeem more than 7 billion coupons annually. Historical review…..
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      Consumer Promotion Typesof Sales Promotion Sales force Promotion
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     Customer Promotion Tool Coupons Rebate Special-eventAd Point of purchase Samples Premium Cross promotion  Specialty Advertisement
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      Price off Allowance  Free Goods  Trade Shows and Conventions  Sales Contest  Specialty Advertisement Types of Trade Promotion
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     Allowance Free goods Sales Contest SpecialtyAdvertisement Bonus Extra Commission Awards Consideration Types of Sales Force Promotions
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     Time Orientation Revenue vs.Profits User Message Content Features of Sales Promotion
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      It refersto short-term use of incentives like discounts, free samples, displays, exchange offers, free gifts, exhibitions, road shows to attract the potential customers and to achieve more sales value.  In SP you are giving benefits to buy your product  personal selling is performing the task of selling through individual or representative by face to face interaction with customer. It is also known as salesman-ship.  In PS you are giving reasons to buy your Product
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     Creates differentiation Creates newcontent and communication opportunities Drives customer decision making Creates upsell and cross sell opportunities Creates word-of-mouth opportunities Creates training opportunities for your staff Creates company focus on marketing Creates testing opportunities Grows revenue Benefits of Sales Promotions
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