1.3.2 Branding and promotion Flashcards
What is promotion?
use of marketing to bring products and services to the attention of potential buyers
What are the 4 types of promotion?
Personal selling
Advertising
Publicity
Sales promotion
What is personal selling?
A marketing technique that involved direct, face to face interaction with potential customers
-sales person must be trained on specific techniques
-builds trust and improves customer satisfaction
What is a drawback to personal selling?
Can be expensive to invest in training and salary
What is advertising?
(Inc examples)
Reaching a large audience to increase brand awareness and create specific brand images
Eg- leaflets, radio, tv, print
What’s a drawback of advertising?
Expensive
What is publicity?
(Personal relations and sponsorships)
Public relations- aims to build relationships between the business and public to create a favourable corporate image
Sponsorships- positive association of a product/service with a celeb/sport
What is a drawback of publicity?
The business has less control over what’s said
What is sales promotion?
Encourages purchase of a product/service by offering temporary incentives or discounts
(Inc, samples, giveaways, discounts)
What’s is a drawback of sales promotion?
Can be expensive when heavily discounting
What is above the line advertising?
Inc examples
A mass media method for targeting larger, more general consumers
(Radio, Tv, Billboards)
What are 2 advantages and 2 drawbacks of above the line?
A- Reach mass audience sp get max exposure to potential consumers
A- Build brand awareness
D- Expensive
D-May not appeal to right demographic
What is below the line advertising?
Inc examples
Directed to reach a small, targeted audience
EG- flyers, social media
What are 2 advantages and disadvantages of below the line?
A- easy, cheap
A- more targeted at segments, focused
D-Training in social media may be needed
-Need deeper understanding over buyer behaviour- more market research
What is branding?
A characteristic, name or symbol that distinguishes one product from another suppliers
(How a customer perceives a product)