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A brief introduction to sales promotion...

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4 …introduction to

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sales promotion

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direct inducement or incentive

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often provide in-store promotions…

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personal selling may be used to offer and deliver a discount

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payment terms (i.e. interest free credit)

quantity increases

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value adding… something extra

loyalty schemes

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Lee (2002) puts forward four main reasons…

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High

Low

New Product or Market Withhold Sales

Promotion Use Sales Promotion to

Stimulate Full Trial

Established Product or Market

Non-Loyals – Use for Switching Loyals – Use Carefully

Non-Loyals – Attract for Trial

Loyals – Reward for Increased Usage

Involvement

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