The document discusses various sales promotion techniques. It defines sales promotion as short-term incentives to encourage purchase or trial of a product. Some common techniques mentioned include coupons, contests, prizes, refunds, rebates, and sampling. The objectives of sales promotion are to generate trial, encourage repeat purchases, increase purchase rates, and build customer traffic. The document also discusses trade promotion which aims to increase retailer demand through point-of-purchase displays, retailer kits, and trade incentives.
Sales promotion consists of short-term incentives to encourage immediate or earlier purchase of products and services. Whereas advertising focuses on reasons to buy, sales promotion emphasizes reasons to buy now. Sales promotion makes up 77% of marketing expenditures on average for consumer packaged goods companies. Popular sales promotion techniques include buy-one-get-one-free offers, loyalty programs, discounts, coupons, competitions, and free samples. Marketers must carefully plan sales promotion programs by determining incentive size, participation criteria, promotion period, and evaluating the program's effectiveness and returns on investment.
This document provides an overview of developing an effective customer marketing strategy. It discusses defining goals, understanding target audiences through customer personas and segmentation, mapping products to customer segments, and designing a demand generation strategy. The strategy aims to increase retention, cross-sell, and upsell existing customers by delivering personalized experiences across the customer lifecycle. An effective strategy requires alignment between various teams like marketing, sales, success, and understanding each customer's journey.
Principles of marketing chapter-8 promotion (pu)Saroj Khanal
Promotion involves raising customer awareness of products and brands to generate sales and loyalty. It uses communication strategies like advertising, public relations, personal selling, and sales promotion to inform, persuade, and remind target audiences. These strategies can be push-based, using sales teams to promote to retailers and customers, or pull-based, building demand through high consumer advertising. The promotional mix aims to influence feelings, beliefs, and behaviors to benefit the organization.
The document discusses integrated marketing communication and promotion strategies. It explains that promotion involves coordinating advertising and other tools like public relations, trade promotions, sales promotions, personal selling, and in-store displays. The objectives of promotion vary depending on the product's life cycle stage. For new products, the objective is often creating awareness and trial, while for mature products it is maintaining sales. Effective promotion strategies depend on the consumer's decision-making stage.
This topic is talking about stimulation marketing which is a form of marketing tools that involves the task of transforming no demand into positive demands so this ways or method are important and useful for reinforcing the market and making consumers to come to you for your goods and also for you to know what your buyers need.This is a tool that creates environment where need is felt. it helps in choosing,designing and delivering value.
This document discusses sales promotion strategies used by various companies. It begins with an introduction to sales promotion, including definitions and advantages. It then discusses techniques used in consumer promotions, including those targeted at children. Several companies' sales promotion strategies are examined, including McDonald's, Cadbury, Britannia, Camlin, and Frito Lays. Regional differences in strategies are also mentioned. The overall purpose is to study sales promotion strategies for children adopted by various companies to increase sales.
The document discusses various sales promotion techniques. It defines sales promotion as short-term incentives to encourage purchase or trial of a product. Some common techniques mentioned include coupons, contests, prizes, refunds, rebates, and sampling. The objectives of sales promotion are to generate trial, encourage repeat purchases, increase purchase rates, and build customer traffic. The document also discusses trade promotion which aims to increase retailer demand through point-of-purchase displays, retailer kits, and trade incentives.
Sales promotion consists of short-term incentives to encourage immediate or earlier purchase of products and services. Whereas advertising focuses on reasons to buy, sales promotion emphasizes reasons to buy now. Sales promotion makes up 77% of marketing expenditures on average for consumer packaged goods companies. Popular sales promotion techniques include buy-one-get-one-free offers, loyalty programs, discounts, coupons, competitions, and free samples. Marketers must carefully plan sales promotion programs by determining incentive size, participation criteria, promotion period, and evaluating the program's effectiveness and returns on investment.
This document provides an overview of developing an effective customer marketing strategy. It discusses defining goals, understanding target audiences through customer personas and segmentation, mapping products to customer segments, and designing a demand generation strategy. The strategy aims to increase retention, cross-sell, and upsell existing customers by delivering personalized experiences across the customer lifecycle. An effective strategy requires alignment between various teams like marketing, sales, success, and understanding each customer's journey.
Principles of marketing chapter-8 promotion (pu)Saroj Khanal
Promotion involves raising customer awareness of products and brands to generate sales and loyalty. It uses communication strategies like advertising, public relations, personal selling, and sales promotion to inform, persuade, and remind target audiences. These strategies can be push-based, using sales teams to promote to retailers and customers, or pull-based, building demand through high consumer advertising. The promotional mix aims to influence feelings, beliefs, and behaviors to benefit the organization.
The document discusses integrated marketing communication and promotion strategies. It explains that promotion involves coordinating advertising and other tools like public relations, trade promotions, sales promotions, personal selling, and in-store displays. The objectives of promotion vary depending on the product's life cycle stage. For new products, the objective is often creating awareness and trial, while for mature products it is maintaining sales. Effective promotion strategies depend on the consumer's decision-making stage.
This topic is talking about stimulation marketing which is a form of marketing tools that involves the task of transforming no demand into positive demands so this ways or method are important and useful for reinforcing the market and making consumers to come to you for your goods and also for you to know what your buyers need.This is a tool that creates environment where need is felt. it helps in choosing,designing and delivering value.
This document discusses sales promotion strategies used by various companies. It begins with an introduction to sales promotion, including definitions and advantages. It then discusses techniques used in consumer promotions, including those targeted at children. Several companies' sales promotion strategies are examined, including McDonald's, Cadbury, Britannia, Camlin, and Frito Lays. Regional differences in strategies are also mentioned. The overall purpose is to study sales promotion strategies for children adopted by various companies to increase sales.
This document discusses Cadbury's sales promotion strategy. It begins by outlining the objectives of the report, which are to study Cadbury's sales promotion strategies for children. It then provides definitions and characteristics of sales promotion techniques. Key points include that sales promotions are short-term marketing events to stimulate purchase. They involve communication of an incentive or deal along with a call to action. The document outlines pull and push promotion strategies and how they differ. It also discusses applying strategies over the product lifecycle and provides examples of common consumer and trade promotion techniques.
This document discusses sales promotion strategies. It begins with defining sales promotion and explaining how it differs from advertising. Some key points made include:
- Sales promotion aims to achieve short-term sales goals through temporary incentives while advertising focuses on long-term brand building.
- Increased competition has led companies to rely more on sales promotions to differentiate their brands and capture market share.
- Consumers have become more price sensitive, expecting promotions and deals, which has further fueled the growth of sales promotion strategies.
- Both advertising and sales promotions are important for marketing success, though they serve different purposes and timeframes. When used together effectively, they can boost sales.
Sales promotion ppt2 by Shumet Demeke. (AAUSC)Shumet Demeke
This document provides an overview of sales promotion. It defines sales promotion as activities undertaken to boost short-term sales, such as incentives and rewards that encourage customers to purchase now. The purpose is to generate faster, more measurable sales results and attract new or occasional customers. Sales promotion is differentiated from other promotional tools by its short timeline, rational appeal, tangible value, and focus on immediate sales. The main objectives are to introduce new products, attract customers, and increase sales during off-seasons. Advantages for manufacturers include increased profits and sales, while consumers benefit from lower prices and incentives. Major tools include consumer promotions like contests and premiums, and trade promotions such as point-of-purchase displays and trade shows. Key decisions involve
Advertising and sales promotions can have both immediate and long-term effects on sales volume. Advertising aims to build brand awareness and influence consumer preferences over time, which can lead to higher sales and profits in the long-run. However, a single advertising campaign only raises awareness briefly. Allocating an advertising budget consistently over time helps sustain high awareness levels. Sales promotions are effective at boosting sales in the short-term by offering discounts or incentives, but do not build brand loyalty like long-term advertising. Both advertising and sales promotions are important marketing tools that companies use to increase sales.
The document discusses sales promotion, which is defined as a direct inducement that offers extra value or incentive for a product to encourage immediate sales. It discusses various sales promotion tools targeted at consumers and trade partners. Consumer-oriented tools include coupons, samples, premiums and contests to encourage trial, repeat purchases and brand loyalty. Trade-oriented tools include contests, displays and cooperative advertising to motivate retailers to stock and sell brands. The goals of sales promotion are to increase sales volume in both the short and long-term.
Effective promotion strategies in e commerceeTailing India
The last time we spoke about “Product” from the subject of Marketing Mix. Continuing the series, today we are going to shed light on a very important aspect of Marketing Mix strategy and that is “Promotion.” This article is especially useful for online and offline retailers who want to increase sales and induce better customer-experience. Here we go!
The document discusses online sales promotion and various methods used. It provides 15 different online sales promotion strategies such as free gift with purchase marketing, flash sales, contests, clearance discounts, and birthday discounts. Some key advantages of online sales promotion mentioned are helping to differentiate, creating communication opportunities, promoting word-of-mouth, and giving customers a reason to buy. Potential disadvantages include short term effects, hidden costs, decreased brand loyalty, and increased price sensitivity. The future of online sales promotion is also briefly discussed.
The document discusses various types of sales promotion techniques used to stimulate immediate sales. It describes consumer sales promotion, trade sales promotion, and sales-force sales promotion. Some specific techniques mentioned include discounts, buy one get one offers, combo offers, display allowances, product demonstrations, product bundling, loyalty programs, and private labels. The objectives of these various sales promotion techniques are to increase sales, retain and increase customers, build relationships, and motivate salespeople and trade partners.
This document provides an overview of sales promotion strategies and techniques. It discusses the different types of sales promotions including consumer promotions that aim to induce immediate purchases and trade promotions that encourage retailers to stock more inventory. Some key sales promotion tools mentioned include coupons, refunds, samples, specialty packaging, and loyalty programs. The document also notes that sales promotions work best when they are targeted towards specific buyer types and behavioral stages. Planning and choosing the right promotion for each situation is important to achieve the desired results.
Sales promotions aim to increase immediate sales, gain trade support, and support the sales force. They are widely used due to pressure to quickly boost sales and because they can easily target consumers, trade partners, and salespeople. Common consumer promotions include coupons, rebates, samples, and contests which are flexible and can be combined to meet objectives. Trade promotions target wholesalers and retailers through point-of-purchase displays, trade shows, retailer kits, and incentives to gain merchandising support and distribution. Loyalty programs aim to increase retention through rewards while sponsorship and events associate brands with lifestyles.
The document discusses marketing communications mix, which refers to the variety of strategies used to advertise and promote a business or product line. It focuses on the five main aspects: sales promotions, personal selling, direct marketing, general advertising, and public relations. Together these make up an organization's promotional mix to alert consumers to product benefits and availability. The goal is to effectively communicate with customers through an integrated approach.
The document discusses sales promotion and its objectives. It defines sales promotion as short-term incentives to encourage consumers to purchase products. The objectives of sales promotion include introducing new products, attracting new customers, inducing existing customers to buy more, and helping firms remain competitive. Common sales promotion tools target consumers, resellers, or a company's sales force and aim to generate immediate sales.
Sales promotion aims to increase short-term sales through various campaigns and incentives. It differs from advertising and personal selling in focusing on temporary opportunities rather than long-term branding or relationships. Common sales promotion tools include samples, premiums, sweepstakes, bonus packs, price discounts, loyalty programs, coupons, and rebates. Promotions target consumers, trade partners, or retailers and can employ either push strategies that directly supply customers, or pull strategies that motivate customers to actively seek out the brand.
This document discusses retail marketing strategies. It explains that retail marketing refers to activities like advertising, promotions, and other elements of the marketing mix to promote awareness and sales. An effective marketing mix is crucial for retail success. It also discusses different marketing channels like above-the-line advertising using mass media and below-the-line techniques directly in stores. Some specific in-store marketing tools mentioned include coupons, loyalty programs, special discounts, and contests to attract customers. The document emphasizes creating a retail marketing calendar and using a variety of promotions and offers to boost sales.
This document provides an overview of sales promotion strategies. It discusses the different types of sales promotions including consumer promotions and trade promotions. The goals of sales promotions are to get consumers to buy more and buy now. Effective promotions are temporary and provide great value. Trends show most marketing budgets are allocated to sales promotion. The growth of promotions is due to their ability to produce instant and measurable results. However, overreliance on promotions can erode brands and orient managers to short-term goals. Proper planning includes defining target consumers and desired behavioral changes. The right promotion is chosen based on the specific situation and target audience.
The document discusses the key elements of an integrated marketing communication strategy, including advertising, sales promotion, personal selling, direct marketing, public relations, events and experiences, and word of mouth. It provides details on the objectives and tools used for each element, with a focus on sales promotion, public relations, events and experiences, direct marketing, and personal selling. The overall summary is that the document outlines the major components of an integrated marketing communication strategy and how each component contributes to the overall marketing goals of an organization.
This document discusses salesmanship and sales promotion. It defines salesmanship as the skill of convincing people to buy or persuading them to act. The success of salesmanship depends on the personality, product knowledge, and understanding of customer psychology. Sales promotion involves direct inducements like discounts, bonuses or samples to create immediate sales. Some common sales promotion tools discussed are premium offers, price discounts, coupons, and scratch & win offers. Both salesmanship and sales promotion are important for marketing but have different objectives, appeals, and timeframes.
Sales promotion aims to directly induce customers to purchase products through short-term incentives. The objectives of sales promotion include getting customers to enter a store, convincing them to purchase products inside, and persuading them to buy larger quantities or additional products. Promotional tools used in sales promotion include coupons, contests, demonstrations, referral gifts, product promotions, samples, frequent shopper programs, and point-of-purchase displays. Promotions are also directed at trade members through events like trade fairs and exhibitions.
1. A promotion strategy refers to the plan and tactics implemented in a marketing plan to increase demand for a product or service. Promotional strategies are a vital part of the marketing mix and involve defining the target audience, budget, and plan of action.
2. Promotional strategies can be inbound (pull marketing) like content marketing, blogs and social media, or outbound (push marketing) like advertisements. They play key roles in building awareness, interest, demand and driving people to take action.
3. Examples of effective promotional strategies discussed in the document include content marketing, social media, email marketing, referrals, sponsoring events, influencer marketing, samples/coupons, refunds/rebates, and
Marketing is an effective way for companies to engage customers by providing relevant product information through various channels. It helps build relationships and loyalty between businesses and customers. Researching customer demographics, psychographics, behaviors, and segmenting the market allows companies to better convert customers into loyal, long-term customers. Marketing also helps companies maintain their reputation, boost sales, provide business insights, and make informed management decisions.
This document discusses various types of financial ratios used in quantitative analysis of companies. It provides definitions and formulas for different categories of ratios including growth ratios, profitability ratios, leverage ratios, management efficiency ratios, and valuation ratios. Specifically, it defines revenue growth ratio, profit growth ratio, return on equity, return on capital employed, interest coverage ratio, debt to equity ratio, debt to asset ratio, inventory turnover ratio, debtors day ratio, price to earnings ratio, PE to earnings growth ratio, and price to book value ratio.
This document discusses Cadbury's sales promotion strategy. It begins by outlining the objectives of the report, which are to study Cadbury's sales promotion strategies for children. It then provides definitions and characteristics of sales promotion techniques. Key points include that sales promotions are short-term marketing events to stimulate purchase. They involve communication of an incentive or deal along with a call to action. The document outlines pull and push promotion strategies and how they differ. It also discusses applying strategies over the product lifecycle and provides examples of common consumer and trade promotion techniques.
This document discusses sales promotion strategies. It begins with defining sales promotion and explaining how it differs from advertising. Some key points made include:
- Sales promotion aims to achieve short-term sales goals through temporary incentives while advertising focuses on long-term brand building.
- Increased competition has led companies to rely more on sales promotions to differentiate their brands and capture market share.
- Consumers have become more price sensitive, expecting promotions and deals, which has further fueled the growth of sales promotion strategies.
- Both advertising and sales promotions are important for marketing success, though they serve different purposes and timeframes. When used together effectively, they can boost sales.
Sales promotion ppt2 by Shumet Demeke. (AAUSC)Shumet Demeke
This document provides an overview of sales promotion. It defines sales promotion as activities undertaken to boost short-term sales, such as incentives and rewards that encourage customers to purchase now. The purpose is to generate faster, more measurable sales results and attract new or occasional customers. Sales promotion is differentiated from other promotional tools by its short timeline, rational appeal, tangible value, and focus on immediate sales. The main objectives are to introduce new products, attract customers, and increase sales during off-seasons. Advantages for manufacturers include increased profits and sales, while consumers benefit from lower prices and incentives. Major tools include consumer promotions like contests and premiums, and trade promotions such as point-of-purchase displays and trade shows. Key decisions involve
Advertising and sales promotions can have both immediate and long-term effects on sales volume. Advertising aims to build brand awareness and influence consumer preferences over time, which can lead to higher sales and profits in the long-run. However, a single advertising campaign only raises awareness briefly. Allocating an advertising budget consistently over time helps sustain high awareness levels. Sales promotions are effective at boosting sales in the short-term by offering discounts or incentives, but do not build brand loyalty like long-term advertising. Both advertising and sales promotions are important marketing tools that companies use to increase sales.
The document discusses sales promotion, which is defined as a direct inducement that offers extra value or incentive for a product to encourage immediate sales. It discusses various sales promotion tools targeted at consumers and trade partners. Consumer-oriented tools include coupons, samples, premiums and contests to encourage trial, repeat purchases and brand loyalty. Trade-oriented tools include contests, displays and cooperative advertising to motivate retailers to stock and sell brands. The goals of sales promotion are to increase sales volume in both the short and long-term.
Effective promotion strategies in e commerceeTailing India
The last time we spoke about “Product” from the subject of Marketing Mix. Continuing the series, today we are going to shed light on a very important aspect of Marketing Mix strategy and that is “Promotion.” This article is especially useful for online and offline retailers who want to increase sales and induce better customer-experience. Here we go!
The document discusses online sales promotion and various methods used. It provides 15 different online sales promotion strategies such as free gift with purchase marketing, flash sales, contests, clearance discounts, and birthday discounts. Some key advantages of online sales promotion mentioned are helping to differentiate, creating communication opportunities, promoting word-of-mouth, and giving customers a reason to buy. Potential disadvantages include short term effects, hidden costs, decreased brand loyalty, and increased price sensitivity. The future of online sales promotion is also briefly discussed.
The document discusses various types of sales promotion techniques used to stimulate immediate sales. It describes consumer sales promotion, trade sales promotion, and sales-force sales promotion. Some specific techniques mentioned include discounts, buy one get one offers, combo offers, display allowances, product demonstrations, product bundling, loyalty programs, and private labels. The objectives of these various sales promotion techniques are to increase sales, retain and increase customers, build relationships, and motivate salespeople and trade partners.
This document provides an overview of sales promotion strategies and techniques. It discusses the different types of sales promotions including consumer promotions that aim to induce immediate purchases and trade promotions that encourage retailers to stock more inventory. Some key sales promotion tools mentioned include coupons, refunds, samples, specialty packaging, and loyalty programs. The document also notes that sales promotions work best when they are targeted towards specific buyer types and behavioral stages. Planning and choosing the right promotion for each situation is important to achieve the desired results.
Sales promotions aim to increase immediate sales, gain trade support, and support the sales force. They are widely used due to pressure to quickly boost sales and because they can easily target consumers, trade partners, and salespeople. Common consumer promotions include coupons, rebates, samples, and contests which are flexible and can be combined to meet objectives. Trade promotions target wholesalers and retailers through point-of-purchase displays, trade shows, retailer kits, and incentives to gain merchandising support and distribution. Loyalty programs aim to increase retention through rewards while sponsorship and events associate brands with lifestyles.
The document discusses marketing communications mix, which refers to the variety of strategies used to advertise and promote a business or product line. It focuses on the five main aspects: sales promotions, personal selling, direct marketing, general advertising, and public relations. Together these make up an organization's promotional mix to alert consumers to product benefits and availability. The goal is to effectively communicate with customers through an integrated approach.
The document discusses sales promotion and its objectives. It defines sales promotion as short-term incentives to encourage consumers to purchase products. The objectives of sales promotion include introducing new products, attracting new customers, inducing existing customers to buy more, and helping firms remain competitive. Common sales promotion tools target consumers, resellers, or a company's sales force and aim to generate immediate sales.
Sales promotion aims to increase short-term sales through various campaigns and incentives. It differs from advertising and personal selling in focusing on temporary opportunities rather than long-term branding or relationships. Common sales promotion tools include samples, premiums, sweepstakes, bonus packs, price discounts, loyalty programs, coupons, and rebates. Promotions target consumers, trade partners, or retailers and can employ either push strategies that directly supply customers, or pull strategies that motivate customers to actively seek out the brand.
This document discusses retail marketing strategies. It explains that retail marketing refers to activities like advertising, promotions, and other elements of the marketing mix to promote awareness and sales. An effective marketing mix is crucial for retail success. It also discusses different marketing channels like above-the-line advertising using mass media and below-the-line techniques directly in stores. Some specific in-store marketing tools mentioned include coupons, loyalty programs, special discounts, and contests to attract customers. The document emphasizes creating a retail marketing calendar and using a variety of promotions and offers to boost sales.
This document provides an overview of sales promotion strategies. It discusses the different types of sales promotions including consumer promotions and trade promotions. The goals of sales promotions are to get consumers to buy more and buy now. Effective promotions are temporary and provide great value. Trends show most marketing budgets are allocated to sales promotion. The growth of promotions is due to their ability to produce instant and measurable results. However, overreliance on promotions can erode brands and orient managers to short-term goals. Proper planning includes defining target consumers and desired behavioral changes. The right promotion is chosen based on the specific situation and target audience.
The document discusses the key elements of an integrated marketing communication strategy, including advertising, sales promotion, personal selling, direct marketing, public relations, events and experiences, and word of mouth. It provides details on the objectives and tools used for each element, with a focus on sales promotion, public relations, events and experiences, direct marketing, and personal selling. The overall summary is that the document outlines the major components of an integrated marketing communication strategy and how each component contributes to the overall marketing goals of an organization.
This document discusses salesmanship and sales promotion. It defines salesmanship as the skill of convincing people to buy or persuading them to act. The success of salesmanship depends on the personality, product knowledge, and understanding of customer psychology. Sales promotion involves direct inducements like discounts, bonuses or samples to create immediate sales. Some common sales promotion tools discussed are premium offers, price discounts, coupons, and scratch & win offers. Both salesmanship and sales promotion are important for marketing but have different objectives, appeals, and timeframes.
Sales promotion aims to directly induce customers to purchase products through short-term incentives. The objectives of sales promotion include getting customers to enter a store, convincing them to purchase products inside, and persuading them to buy larger quantities or additional products. Promotional tools used in sales promotion include coupons, contests, demonstrations, referral gifts, product promotions, samples, frequent shopper programs, and point-of-purchase displays. Promotions are also directed at trade members through events like trade fairs and exhibitions.
1. A promotion strategy refers to the plan and tactics implemented in a marketing plan to increase demand for a product or service. Promotional strategies are a vital part of the marketing mix and involve defining the target audience, budget, and plan of action.
2. Promotional strategies can be inbound (pull marketing) like content marketing, blogs and social media, or outbound (push marketing) like advertisements. They play key roles in building awareness, interest, demand and driving people to take action.
3. Examples of effective promotional strategies discussed in the document include content marketing, social media, email marketing, referrals, sponsoring events, influencer marketing, samples/coupons, refunds/rebates, and
Marketing is an effective way for companies to engage customers by providing relevant product information through various channels. It helps build relationships and loyalty between businesses and customers. Researching customer demographics, psychographics, behaviors, and segmenting the market allows companies to better convert customers into loyal, long-term customers. Marketing also helps companies maintain their reputation, boost sales, provide business insights, and make informed management decisions.
This document discusses various types of financial ratios used in quantitative analysis of companies. It provides definitions and formulas for different categories of ratios including growth ratios, profitability ratios, leverage ratios, management efficiency ratios, and valuation ratios. Specifically, it defines revenue growth ratio, profit growth ratio, return on equity, return on capital employed, interest coverage ratio, debt to equity ratio, debt to asset ratio, inventory turnover ratio, debtors day ratio, price to earnings ratio, PE to earnings growth ratio, and price to book value ratio.
Animecart.com is a website that sells anime-inspired fashion merchandise. It aims to provide weebs and anime fans options to express their fandom through trendy outfits. The website maintains good stock of products and ensures excellent print quality and designs at affordable prices. Its goals are to promote inclusivity and representation in fashion for anime fans. Currently, its main competitors hold a majority of the anime fashion market share, showing opportunity for growth. The website plans to market through ads on anime sites, promotions, and collaborations with Instagram influencers to build its customer base.
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2. Introduction
The Whole Truth is a Mumbai based D2C brand which aims to give
customers healthier and cleaner options in food categories such as
protein bars, Dark chocolate, Nut butter etc. Their purpose is to reveal
the whole truth of their food choices.
3. What is Sales Promotion ?
Sales Promotion is a Marketing strategy where a business will use short
term campaigns to spark interest and create demand for a product,
service or other offers.
4. Sales Promotion
Techniques of TWT !
First Purchase Coupon
To Speed up the purchasing process,
Brands offer a First time purchase
coupon for their users.
Similarly, Whole Truth Food also
provides 10% off to their First time
Users.
5. Sales Promotion
Techniques of TWT !
Flash Sale
Brands offers discounts, promotions,
rebates that's only valid for a short
period of Time. It helps to create a
sense of urgency and lead to a
purchase by the consumer.
The Whole Truth often run their Flash
sales in every 2-3 months which
increases their Top line.
6. Sales Promotion
Techniques of TWT !
Buy One, get one Free
“Buy one, get one free” (also called
BOGOF), or “Buy two and get the
third free” are commonly-used sales
promotion tactics. These campaigns
are useful when you want or need to
sell several products at once.
TWT provides an option to create
your own bundle and get the third
Bar free of cost.
7. Sales Promotion
Techniques of TWTF !
Upsell
Upsell refers to the idea of offering
an entry-level product or service to a
potential customer. By doing this,
your salespeople can get them into
your ecosystem or sales CRM and
begin nurturing them through the
buyer’s journey.
8. Sales Promotion
Techniques of TWTF !
Portion of Purchase
Running a sales promotion that
dedicates a portion of your purchase
to an important cause or charity can
be a great way to spark business.
Your customers will feel good about
their purchase, and you’ll be able to
enhance your brand Image.
9. Sales Promotion
Techniques of TWTF !
Coupons
Coupons are versatile because they
can be delivered in a variety of ways,
such as via your website, social
media, or print materials like on your
receipts or product packaging.
Coupons are a great way to thank
current customers or incentivize first-
time customers to return.
10. Pros of Sales Promotion Techniques!
Helps in Creating loyalty and Enthusiasm for the Brand.
Increases Sales and Revenue.
Gaining Valuable Insights into customers behaviour and price
sensitivity.
11. Cons of Sales Promotion Techniques!
Devalue the Brand in the Long term.
Making it difficult to sell products or services at your standard prices
sensitivity.