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Promotion Strategy is ―
Initiating and maintaining a flow of
communications between a company
(brand) and its market targets.
Composition of Promotion Strategy
1) Interactive/Internet Marketing
2) Advertising
3) Sales Promotion
4) Public Relations
5) Personal Selling
6) Direct Marketing
Integrated Marketing
Communications Strategy
The Communications Mix:
• Advertising
– any paid form of nonpersonal presentation by a sponsor
• Personal Selling
– personal presentations by a firm’s sales force
• Sales Promotion
– short term incentives to encourage sales
• Public Relations
– building good relations with various publics
• Direct Marketing
– short term incentives to encourage sales
Developing Effective Communication
Identifying Target Audience
Determining Communications Objectives
-Buyer Readiness Stages
Designing Message
Message Content
Message Structure
Message Format
Media Selection
personal and nonpersonal communications channels
Message Source
Feedback Collection
Promotion Mix
Advertising
reaches many buyers, expressive
impersonal
Personal Selling
personal interaction, relationship building
costly
Sales Promotion
generates immediate response
short-lived
Public Relations
more believable, economical, underused by firms
Direct Marketing
customized, interactive
Push Strategy
directing communications to channel members
Pull Strategy
directing communications to end users
Factors
type of product/market
buyer readiness stage
product life-cycle stage