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Steps of the AIDA approach to promotions

Awareness


Interest


Desire


Action

Basic types of promotional activity

Advertising


Personal contact/selling


Incentives


Publicity

Advertising

Paid and impersonal communication about an organization and its products or services

Personal selling

direct contact with potential customers (most effective form of marketing)

incentives

using items or special terms as inducements to buy or participate in a program or service

4 types of incentives

promotional pricing


free offers


prizes


celebrity endorsements/associations

publicity

unpaid non-personal media communication about an organization and its products or services

brand positioning

the ways in which an organization manages its brand through marketing decisions that create and sustain a specific image of the brand in customers' minds.

Three types of brand positioning

Monolithic


branded


endorsed

Monolithic

one overall organization brand

influencing customer behavior

incentives and loyalty marketing


cause marketing


social marketing


focus on relationship

PerInfoCom

Personalize, Information, communicate

ARIMA

Attention


RecognitionInclination


Meaning


Actuate

Positioning

Incorporating the design of an experience to an individual's need

event marketing

creating events in exchange for access to partiipants

sponsorship

securing exclusive rights of products and services in specific venues

Incentives and loyalty marketing

giveaways, coupons, price discounts, loyalty programs

cause marketing

good causes

social marketing

positive impact on the individual's life

affiliation or associative marketing

country clubs. feeling of belonging

Components of a customer centered system

Participants


Personnel


Process


Provider