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PromotionalStrategies
Channels ofDistribution
Direct – connection between buyer and producer
Indirect – one or more intermediaries between buyer
and producer
Vending Machine – pop, chocolate, chipsDoor to Door – sales people (knives, books,
doors and windows), charitiesTelemarketing – long distance, duct cleaning
E-Commerce – chapters, future shopCatalogues – Avon, Ikea
Wholesalers – buy from producer, sell to retailer
Importers – buy from abroad, sell to either wholesalers or retailers
Retailers – sell to customer or to another retailer
Intensive – sold everywhere ex. Milk, Chips, Pop
Selective – sold in a few places ex. MAC, Cargo, LaCoste, Lulu Lemon
Exclusive – sold in only one place ex. Laura Secord, Body Shop, GNC
brands
AdvertisingSales Promotion (coupons, discounts)
Promotional Items (pens, mugs)Personal SellingPublic Relations
SponsorshipDirect Mail
Trade Fairs/Exhibitions
Possible Answers:
Advantages:High REACH, effective (video and
audio)Disadvantages:
Hard to narrow target market, high cost, long lead time
Advantages:Builds relationship w/ customerPersuasive
DisadvantagesHigh CostMay not make the saleInterpersonal Conflicts
1. Brand Awareness and Positioning
2. Brand Trial3. Brand Preference4. Brand Reminder
5. Brand Repositioning
New – new iPodIdentical – fast food
Mass Marketed – chips, pop… Low Cost – milk, affordable cars (relative),
WalMartEasy to Describe – Chia Pets! (as opposed to
complex or complicated products)Heavily Competitive – Pain killers, shoes,
food, clothes