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Marketing
Promotion
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| online media | The use of email and the world wide web to promote products |
| sales promotions | generate immediate response |
| coupons | offer customer price savings |
| rebates | request purchaser to submit information in order to obtain money after purchase |
| promotional pricing | a reduction on the selling price of a product |
| trade in | allow customer to obtain lower prices by exchanging something the customer posseses |
| loyalty programs | enhance brand loyalty by cultivating an ongoing relationship between marketer and customer |
| free samples | allow customer to try product in small quantity without purchasing |
| premium | a free item with purchase of another item |
| contest | require participant to do something |
| sweepstakes | game of chance to win |
| demonstrations | product is demonstrated in store by seller |
| point of purchase display | found near, on, or next to checkout |
| promotional products | products with company name printed on it |
| trade shows | bring both industry buyers and sellers together in one location |
| trade allowances | used to build demand at middleman level |
| public relations | uses communication channels to provide information (ex press release) |
| publicity | free advertising that could make or break a business |
| print advertisements | any type of advertising that is in written format |
| headline | strong statement that includes major selling point |
| promotion | any form of communication that a business uses to inform, remind, or persuade customer to purchase |
| personal selling | used for large, or complex products |
| advertising | non-personal, paid for, identified sponser |
| institutional promotion | promotes business and its roll in community affairs |
| product promotion | promotes specific product |
| gender stereotyping | portrayal of women |
| sales force promotion | reward to seller if meeting sales goals |
| sponsorship | company pays for the right to promote itself at a location or event |
| promotional tie in | activities between two companies who combine efforts and resources to create sales for eachother |
| product placement | product featured in telivisionshow/ movie |
| direct mail | evaluate effectiveness of advertisment |
| institutional | advertising that promotes the support a bank gives to community projects |
| interralated | best describes relationship of promotion and marketing |