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Why use consumer promotions?
-accomplish goals that advertising alone cannot do
-encourage to buy one brand over the other
-encourage consumers to buy more and more frequently
Utilitarian (functional) benefits
-obtain monetary benefits
-reduces search and decision costs
-they can purchase superior brand they might not have purchased before
Hedonic benefits
-sense of being a wise shopper
-need for stimulation
-enertainment value (sweepstakes)
Immediate reward
-shelf delivered, instant coupons,
-reward once customer preforms a marketer-specified behavior
Delayed reward
-follow a desired behavior by a period of days, weeks, or even longer
- mail in coupons, online coupon
sweepstakes
Sampling
Any method used to deliver an actual or trial sized product to consumers
Why is sampling effective?
-gives consumers an opportunity to experience a new brand
-an active,hands-on interaction
-almost a necessity
When should sampling be used?
-when new product is superior or has distinctive advantages
-difficult to communicate with advertising alone
-when promotional budget can afford to generate trial quickly
Coupon
-a promotional device that rewards consumers for purchasing the coupon-offering brand by providing cents-off savings
What are 7 Coupon Distribution Methods?
FSI's
handouts in stores
Direct Mail
Magazines
Newspapers
In- and On-Package
Internet
Full Coupon Cost?
1.59
face value: 1.00
distribution and postage .40
handling charge .08
Consumer Fraud .07
Internal Preparation and Processing Cost 0.02
Redemption Cost .02
Is Couponing Profitable?
- Households most likely to redeem coupons are also the most likely to buy the brand in the first place
-Companies have to offer coupons to prevent losing consumers to other brands that do offer coupons
Mail- Delivered Coupons
Have 95% Household Penetration Rate
- Have HIGHEST redemption rate of coupons (3.5%)
-are relatively expensive
FSI's and other Media- Delivered Coupons
88% of Coupons distributed on Sundays newspaper have FSi's
-relatively cheaper
-redemption rate is very low