What is Promotion?
Promotional Mix
Types of Promotion
AIDA
Push vs. Pull
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What does promotion in marketing help businesses achieve?

 It helps increase awareness, interest, and sales of products or services.

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What does the promotional mix refer to?

The combination of different promotional tools and strategies used to communicate with the target market.

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What is an advantage of television advertising?

Wide reach and visual impact.

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What does AIDA stand for?

Attention, Interest, Desire, Action

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What is a push policy in marketing?

A strategy where the company promotes its products to intermediaries who then push the product to customers.

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Why is promotion essential for businesses?

  • It creates demand, increases brand visibility, and fosters customer loyalty.

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Give an example of a paid communication method in the promotional mix.

Advertising through media channels like TV or digital ads.

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Name one disadvantage of using radio for promotion.

Limited visual impact or often interrupted by commercials.

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What is the first step in the AIDA model?

 Attention.

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 Give an example of a push policy.

Trade promotions or personal selling.

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 How does promotion differentiate a product from competitors?

By informing, persuading, and reminding customers about their offerings.

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 What is the role of public relations in the promotional mix?

To build a positive image or handle public relations through media coverage or events.

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What are the advantages of digital media for promotion?

Targeted, measurable, interactive, and cost-effective.

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How does a marketer create interest according to the AIDA model?

 By providing information that intrigues the consumer about the product.

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What does a pull policy focus on?

Creating demand from consumers who then 'pull' the product through distribution channels.

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Name one activity included in marketing promotion.

  • Advertising, personal selling, sales promotions, or public relations.

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What is personal selling?

 Direct interaction between a sales representative and a potential customer.

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How does direct mail serve as a promotional tool?

It allows for targeted, tangible, and measurable communication.

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What does the 'Desire' stage aim to achieve in the AIDA model?

To make the consumer want to own the product.

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 When is a pull policy commonly used?

For well-established products where brand loyalty is high.

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 What are two types of promotion discussed?

Product promotion and institutional promotion.

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Why must the elements of the promotional mix be coordinated?

To ensure consistency in messaging, strategy, and brand image.

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What is a disadvantage of print media in the digital age?

Limited reach and short lifespan.

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What is the significance of the 'Action' stage in the AIDA model?

It creates a powerful call to action to encourage a purchase.

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Why is it important to have a promotional budget?

To ensure efficient spending on promotional activities and align resources with strategic objectives.

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