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2.2.3 Promotion
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Raising awareness of a product is a key
marketing
objective of promotion.
True
What is the key objective of advertising in promotion?
Raise awareness
What is the focus of a push promotion strategy?
Distribution channels
What does "promotion" in marketing refer to?
Inform and persuade customers
List the main marketing objectives of promotion in order of importance.
1️⃣ Raise awareness
2️⃣ Persuade customers
3️⃣ Create a strong brand image
4️⃣ Increase sales
5️⃣ Build customer loyalty
What is the primary goal of public relations as a promotion strategy?
Build a strong brand image
Advertising is a suitable promotion strategy for consumer products to raise
awareness
Which promotion strategy is often used for luxury products to cultivate brand exclusivity?
Public Relations
What is the most effective approach for achieving marketing objectives through promotion?
An integrated promotion mix
What does promotion in marketing aim to achieve?
Inform and persuade customers
Match the promotion strategy with its definition:
Advertising ↔️ Paid communication through media to promote a product
Sales Promotions ↔️ Short-term incentives to encourage purchase
Public Relations ↔️ Managing communication between a business and its publics
Direct Marketing ↔️ Communicating directly with customers via mail or email
Sales promotions are effective for increasing
short-term
sales.
True
Businesses often use a combination of push and pull strategies in their
promotion mix
.
True
Personal selling involves face-to-face interaction to close sales and build customer
relationships
What is the key objective of a pull strategy?
Stimulate consumer demand
Personal selling is highly
persuasive
but has limited reach.
True
Common promotion strategies include advertising, sales promotions, public relations, direct marketing, and personal
selling
Personal selling involves face-to-face interaction between salespeople and
customers
A pull promotion strategy focuses on creating demand from
consumers
One of the main aims of promotion is to build customer
loyalty
Advertising is a promotion strategy that uses paid
communication
through media.
True
Match the promotion strategy type with its main focus:
Push strategy ↔️ Encourage retailers to stock
Pull strategy ↔️ Create consumer demand
Personal selling is an effective promotion strategy for
industrial products
.
True
Advertising can be expensive, while sales promotions may be more cost-
effective
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