Sales promotion in mall

1. Presented by:
Chetan Dole M1211
Mahesh Neelakantan M1226
Tushar Kharate M1254

2.  Sales promotion include several
communication activities that attempt to
provide added value or incentives to
consumers , wholesalers, retailers or sales-force
to stimulate immediate sales.
 Sales promotion describes promotional
methods using short-term techniques.

3.  Consumer Sales Promotion
 Trade Sales Promotion
 Sales-force Sales Promotion

4.  It is a marketing technique that is used to entice
customers to purchase a product. The promotions
typically last for a set period of time and are used
to achieve a specific purpose, such as increasing
market share or unveiling a new product
 Objectives of Consumer Sales Promotion
 Retain customer
 Increase repurchase
 Increase footfall

5.  A type of promotion related activity whereby
a product and/or service is pushed through
a marketing channel via the encouragement of
those channel members to buy, as well as
to promote the product and/or service to their
own group of customers.
 Objectives of Trade Sales Promotion
 Buying more
 Building relationship
 Competition

6.  The schemes are intended to motivate sales
people to put in more efforts to increase sales,
increase distribution, promote new or seasonal
products, sell more deals to resellers, book more
orders, develop prospects lists and build up
morale and enthusiasm.
 Objectives of Sales-force Sales Promotion
 Increase the level of motivation
 Getting Market Information
 Encourage selling of a new product

7.  A valuation approach where items are sometimes initially marked up
artificially but are then offered for sale at what seems to be a
reduced cost to the consumer.
 For example, a retail
store business might offer discount pricing on all of its apparel items for
a limited time period in order to attract new customers and boost sales.

8.  Buy one, get one free", or "Buy one, get one" is a common form
of sales promotion. While rarely presented to customers in
acronym form, this marketing technique is universally known in
the marketing industry by the acronyms BOGO and BOGOF
and it is regarded as one of the most effective forms of special
offers for goods

9.  Combo offer is an offer in which a product is combined with
another product may or may not be in the same category and
are sold in order to attract the customer.

10.  A straight discount off the list price on each case
purchased during a stated time period.

11.  An allowance given to
trade for arranging
desired display and
merchandising efforts.
 To create enthusiasm
in trade, increase store
traffic and exposure at
the point-of-purchase,
encourage trade to
promote company’s
product, to gain more
shelf space.

12.  Product
demonstrations are
arranged to increase
awareness about new
products, usage
benefits and
performance.
 To convince customer,
motivate dealers,
build store-traffic,
reinforce advertising
and personal selling
efforts.

13.  A product bundling
strategy is a
marketing approach
where multiple
products or
components are
packaged together
into one bundled
solution.

14.  Loyalty
programs are
structured marketin
g efforts that
reward, and
therefore encourage,
loyal buying
behaviour –
behaviour which is
potentially beneficial
to the firm.

16.  Private label is a
Brand owned not by
a manufacturer or
producer but by
a retailer or supplier
who gets
its goods made by
a contract
manufacturer under
its own label.