Entrepreneurship Chapter 8 Section 2.

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Entrepreneurship Chapter 8 Section 2

The “Five Ps” People Product Place Price Promotion

Promotion Promotion is a type of communication and persuasion we find throughout our daily lives Part of the Five P’s Basic principles of Promotion *Getting Customers* *Keeping Customers*

Promotion - Getting Customers AIDA - is a popular communication model used by companies to plan, create, and manage their promotions A - Attention - grabbing the attention of customers I - Interest - clearly communicating the features and benefits D - Desire - what makes your product desirable A - Action - asking consumers to take action - limited time offer

Promotion - Keeping Customers Promotional messages have to be repeated many times to maximize their effectiveness To retain customers you must reward them *Frequent-buyer programs *special price offers *thank you e-mails

Promotional Mix Goal of a promotional mix: to build a favorable awareness about your product and or business - to influence people to buy your product Advertising: Visual Merchandising Public Relations (PR) Publicity Personal Selling Sales Promotion

Forms of Advertising Advertising uses various media or communication channels to send promotional messages to potential customers Print Advertising Direct Mail Radio and Television Infomercials Product Placement Internet Outdoor Advertising

Visual Merchandising Attractiveness of display Eye-catching sign Selected products at the end of aisles or near check-out lines

Public Relations and Publicity Some companies have PR staff and some hire an outside PR company PR staff use publicity - non-paid advertising News articles and announcements - press release Community Events Contests

Personal Selling and Sales Promotion Telemarketing - promoting or selling products or services one-to-one over the telephone Networking- meeting new people though current friends and business contacts

360 Marketing Mix 360 Marketing Mix - company Website, e-mails to existing customers, faxes, direct-mail postcards and catalogs This approach communicates with your prospects and customers from all directions

Developing a Promotional Plan Promotional Campaign - is a group of specific promotional activities built around a theme or goal Stage 1 - creating a business image, educating your target market about features and benefits, awareness Stage 2 - sales promotions Stage 3 - strategies to keep customers

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