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Objectve 5.05 Manage Promotional Activities to Maximize Return on Promotional Investments

Steps in promotional planning Analyze the market – to conduct market research Identify the target market – information obtained from the market analysis enables the marketer to determine the target market Develop promotional objectives – identify the purpose or expected result of promotion

Steps in promotional planning Develop a promotional budget - important to determine the budget after the objectives are set-i requires careful planning and managerial commitment to be effective Select promotional mix – must determine the most appropriate promotional strategies to reach the target market, achieve organizational objectives, and remain within the budgetary guidelines

Steps in promotional planning Implement promotional plan – includes naming people or departments responsible for implementation of various parts of the plan and determining the timetable for each promotional strategy. Evaluate results – carefully evaluate strategies to determine if they should be continued, altered, or changed completely

Components to include in a promotional plan For each activity in a promotional plan you should include the following information: brief description specific media placement submit dates scheduled date of run or release number of runs, copies, or items costs rational and other pertinent notes

ng-your-business/promotion-plan.html Guidelines for developing a promotional plan A promotion plan outlines the promotional tools or tactics you plan to use to accomplish your marketing objectives. When deciding upon the best promotional strategy for reaching your target market, you should: Do research Keep your customer in mind Be creative

ng-your-business/promotion-plan.html Guidelines for developing a promotional plan Doing research includes activities such as studying your target market and finding out what other businesses in your industry are doing. A relatively quick way to learn how your competitors communicate their marketing messages is to look in trade journals. This will give you an idea of which features they believe are important and are emphasizing

ng-your-business/promotion-plan.html Guidelines for developing a promotional plan Keeping your customer in mind will help prevent wasting your money and time on ineffective promotional activities. For example, it obviously won't help to advertise in the newspaper if your target audience doesn't read it.

How to develop a promotional plan New business owners shold have two promotional plans: preopening plan-to lay the groundwork for your opening ongoing plan-to support your operation after you open

How to develop a promotional plan Preopening Plan promotes your business before you open and includes the following objectives: establish a positive image let potenial customers know you are opening for business bring in customers or have them contact your business interest customers in your new company and your products

How to develop a promotional plan Ongoing Plan maintains the positive image and help presell your goods or services and include the following objectives: explaining major features and benefits of your products communicating information about sales clearing up customers' questions and conscerns introducing new goods or services

How to develop a promotional plan Promotional plans can be: seasonal quarterly monthly weekly Once the planning cycle is established the promotional plan needs to be updated regularly

RESOURCES Allen, K.R. & Meyer, E.C. (2006). Entrepreneurship and small business management (pp ). Woodland Hills, CA: Glencoe/McGraw-Hill. Burrow, J.L. (2006). Marketing (2nd ed.) [pp ]. Mason, OH: Thomson/South-Western.