Chapters 17, 19, 20 Flashcards
Product Promotion
Convince buyers to buy their product instead of the competition (selling)
Institutional Promotion
Public relations (reputation) (i.e. company website, community/charity involvement)
Promotional Mix
Cost effective combination of strategies used by companies to promote their products
Advertising
Non-personal promotion in which companies pay to promote ideas, goods, or services
Direct Marketing
Promotion used to address individuals directly, not through third party medium (i.e. mail, telemarketing, email)
Social Media
Electronic media that allows people with similar interests to interact
News Release
An announcement sent by a business to appropriate media outlets
Sales Promotion
All marketing activities that are directed at businesses or retail customers
Trade Promotion
Sales promotions that are directed to manufacturers, wholesalers, and retailers; more money is spent on trade promotion than sales promotion
Consumer Promotion
Promotions that encourage customers to buy products or services
Slotting Allowance
Cash paid to manufacturer, from business’s, to help pay to place the business’s product
Premium
Giveaways of a low cost item for free or at a discount (i.e. shirts w/ headphones)
Incentive
High priced items given away through contests or special offers (i.e. gift card rebates)
Loyalty Marketing Program
Reward customers by offering incentives for repeated purchase
Sponsorship
Negotiation between business and third party to use a logo; this enhances corporate image (i.e. bluebird cancer meet, TCM meet)