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Chapter 19

TermDefinition
Promotion A form of communication that a business or organization use to inform or persuade consumers to about new products
Product Promotion Advertising that convinces potential customers to buy products from their own business than another competitor
Institutional Promotion When a company creates a favorable image of themselves to increase sales in company products
Advertising Any paid form of nonpersonal presentation and promotion of an idea, good, or service by a sponsor
Publicity Information that is notable of a company, product, person in media. This can help promote events and new products
Sales Promotion Promotion that is focused on increasing sales, to inform customers about new products, and to created a positive store or corporate image.
Slotting Allowance Paid allowance from a manufacturer to allow retail chains to place a new product on shelves
Sales Incentives Awards given to managers and employees who successfully meet or exceed their company's set sales quota for a new line of products
Licensing The right given by a company or manufacturer to another organization to promote or sell a certain product
Promotional tie-ins Promotional arrangements between one or more retailers or manufacturers by combing resources to do a promotion that creates additional sales for each partner.
Premiums Low cost items that are given away for free to consumers as a result of purchase. These are frequently used to increase sales by building product loyalty and attracting new customers.
Incentives Events or activities that promotes various products because to create customer excitement and interest
Promotional Mix A combination of different types of promotion that would most likely persuade customers or other businesses to support their business
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