Branding And Promotion Flashcards
What is promotion
The process by which people are encouraged to buy an organisations products or service-usually informative or persuasive
What is the purpose of promotion?
-Increase sales
-Attract new customers
-Encourage customer loyalty
-Create awareness
What are methods of promotion?
-advertising
-Personal selling
-Sponsorship
-Digital communication
What are advantages of advertising?
-Wide coverage
-Control of message
-Effective for building brand awareness and loyalty
What are disadvantages of advertising?
-Expensive
-Impersonal
-One way communication
-Limited ability to close sales
What is personal selling?
Promotion on a person to person basis
What are the advantages of personal selling?
-High customer attention
-Messages customised
-Persuasive impact
-Development of relationships
What are the disadvantages of personal selling?
-Expensive
-Labour intensive
-Reaches a limited number of customers
What is sales promotion?
Tactical point of a cell material or other incentives designed to stimulate purchases eg. Coupons, free gifts, money off, free samples
What are the advantages of sale promotion?
-effective at achieving a quick boost to sales
-encourages customers to trial products
What are the disadvantages of sales promotion?
-Sales effect may only be short-term
-May damage brand image
-Customers may come to expect or anticipate further promotions
What is sponsorship?
A payment for an event person or organised agent is given in return so consideration of benefit
What is an advantage of sponsorship?
-Cost-effective
-More powerful as the message is often more believable
-Unlimited reach
What are the disadvantages of sponsorship?
-No guarantee to reach audience and get results
-No direct control
What is direct marketing?
Pronounce promotional material directed through Mail, email, social media etc