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Role of sales promotion in AIDA
Moves prospects and customers through the decision process started by other IMC functions
Deceptive Advertising
-Must be reasonable consumer
-Must be ommission or inclusion of information that has affect in decision making
-Materiality (that information caused consumers to behave that way)
Sales Promotion (Consumer Promotion)
-Incentives more temporarily alter (improve) value
-Short-term
Value
Benfits / Cost
Primary Goals of Sales Promotion
Franchise building:
-Awareness and loyalty (builds favorable image)

Sales building:
-motivate actual sales
-trial and repurchase
-frequency and quantity
-cross-sell
Consumer
Pull
Trade (Company)
Push
Hedonic
fantasy and emotional aspects; subjective and experiential (excitement, self-confidence, fantasy)
Utilitarian
consumer will emphasize objective, tangible attributes of products (miles per gallon for car)
Price Promotion
empasize price; want to beat competition and have lower cost
Non-price promotion
emphasize product features, service, and quality; distinguish brand from others
Passive Participation
not readily or actively participating
Active Participation
ready participating
Overlay
2 or more self promotion techniques combined
Intra-company Tie-in
another brand "within" organization to work with and encourage additional coorperation
Inter-company Tie-in
work with someone within "another" organization that makes sense
Promotion Prone Consumers
individuals who are not brand loyal and reguarly respond to promotions, only purchasing items that are on-deal
Brand-loyal Consumers
someone who purchases only one particular brand and does not substitute regardless of any deal being offered
Price-sensitive Consumers
a consumer for whom price is the primary, if not only, criterion used in making a purchase decision
Retailer Incentives
-Increase store traffic
-Increase store sales
-Attract new customers
-Increase basket size
Building brand image
long-term
Increasing Sales
short-term
Price based offers
attract new customers or build sales
High value premiums
enhance firm's image
Freestanding Inserts (FSIs)
sheets of coupons distributed in newspaper
Instant Redemption Coupons
coupons that customers can redeem immediately when making a purchase
Bounce-back Coupons
coupons that customers cannot redeem instantly but instead must be used at a later purchase; encourages repeat purchases
Scanner-delivered Coupons
coupons issued at cash register, triggered by item being scanned
Cross-Ruffling
placement of coupon for one product on another product; can be used to encourage one to purchase another of manufacturer's products