CC3118-Advertising & Promotion
Week 13
Chapter Twelve
Sales Promotions
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Sales Promotions
Learning Objectives
Understand the difference between trade promotions and consumer promotions in sales promotions.
Examine various types of consumer promotions.
Recognize the important relationship between trade promotions programs and the other parts of the promotions mix.
Utilize trade promotions tools to build strong ties with members of the marketing channel.
Be aware of the goals, advantages, and disadvantages for each promotions program that can be used in marketing a company or product. Tie consumer promotions with trade promotions and other elements of the promotions mix and then match them to the overall IMC program. 12-2
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Types of Consumer Promotions
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Coupons
Premiums
Contests and sweepstakes
Refunds and rebates
Sampling
Bonus packs
Price-offs
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Coupons
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188 billion printed
1.6 billion redeemed (0.85%)
Average value was $1.41
Savings of $2.25 billion
Coupon usage
• 80% of households use
• 2/3 willing to switch brands
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Methods of Distributing Coupons
• Print media
• FSI (Free Standing
Insert)
• Direct mail
• On- or in-package
• In-store
• Scanner-delivered
• Digital coupon
• Employee delivered
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A coupon accompanies this informational Gold Bond advertisement.
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Types of Coupons
• Instant redemption
• Lead to trial purchases
• Bounce-back
• Encourages repeat purchases
• Scanner-delivered
• Encourages brand switching
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Disadvantages of Coupons
• Reduced revenues
• 80% used by brand preference consumers
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Types of Premiums
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Free-in-the-mail
In- or on-package
Store or manufacturer
Self-liquidating
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Keys to Successful Premium Programs
• Match the premium to the target market
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