Promotion Mix
Promotion Mix II
Sales Promotion Math
Name That Company
100
One of the 4 "P's" of Marketing that tells customers about a company's good and/or services that persuades them to buy or form an opinion

Promotion

100

During this stage newer products enter the market, taking the place of existing ones. The old products are in what stage of the product life cycle?

Decline Stage

100

A pair of socks costs $10 and is 50% off. How much do you pay?

$5

100

A bitten fruit represents this tech giant.

Apple

200

Nonpersonal presentation of ideas, goods, or services that is NOT PAID for by the company or individual that benefits from or is harmed by it.

Publicity

200

A promotional activity that occurs when an organization provides money or resources to an event in exchange for affiliation.

Sponsorships

200

A $20 shirt is on sale for 50% off. How much do you pay?

$10

200

Three stripes are the iconic logo of this sportswear brand.

Adidas

300

Any paid form of nonpersonal presentations of goods and/or services. Examples would be TV commercials, online, newspaper and magazine promotions. 

Advertising

300

Promotional techniques that are unconventional, low cost, and focused on attracting attention.

Ex: street art, product ambassadors, and images placed on everyday objects,

Guerilla Marketing

300

A video game originally costs $50. You get $10 off. What’s the sale price?

$40

300

This car company has a three-pointed star inside a circle.

Mercedes-Benz

400

The form of promotion that determines clients needs and wants and responds through planned, personalize communication that enhances future business opportunities.

Personal Selling

400

Products that have unique characteristics that are prized by customers who make special efforts to obtain them.

Ex: Jewelry, medical equipment, luxury cars

Specialty Products

400

A backpack costs $40. The manager takes off $22. How much do you pay?

$18

400

This fast-food chain’s logo has a red-and-white striped bucket with fried chicken inside.

KFC

500

promotional activities other than advertising, personal selling, and publicity that STIMULATES customer purchases.

Sales Promotion

500

Products that consumers do not actively seek. 

Examples include life insurance, long-term health care, and funeral services.

Unsought Products

500

A pair of shoes costs $100. The store takes 30% off. How much do you pay?

$70

500

The laughing yellow character is the logo for this candy brand.

M&M's

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