Consumer Promotion:
- Price off offers: offering product at lower than the normal price.
- Quantity off offers: offering more quantity of the same product at no extra cost or with a very nominal increase in the price of the large quantity packs.
- Premium: offers an article of merchandise as an incentive in order to sell product or service. The forms of premiums are:
- Packaged premium: when the incentive article is packed inside the packing of the product.
- Banded premium: where the incentive article is banded to the package of the product like cello tape etc.
- Over the counter (OTC) premium: when the premium article is neither inserted inside nor banded to the product package but is given away to the consumer over the counter along with the product package.
- Container premium: when the product itself is placed in an attractive & reusable container which services as a gift.
- Self- liquidating premiums: where the consumer usually is asked to pay a specified amount to liquidate or offset a part of full cost of the premium article or the scheme administration costs.
- Personality premium: where the consumer is required to redeem a specified proof-of-purchase for the premium article. Proof-of-purchase may be labels, pack tops, bottle tops, corks etc.
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- Coupons:
When the consumer is entitled to redeem a specific standard certificate for a product/ article free or in part payment. Coupons are used by both the manufacture & the dealers for sales promotion coupons may be distributed by mail, by media advertisements, door to day inside product package or by dealers on purchase.
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- Refund offers:
Offer of a refund of money to consumer for mailing in a proof-of-purchase of a particular product(s).
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- Trading stamps:
Organize by trading stamp companies or large retailers. Trading stamps are a kind of discount coupons offered to consumer linked with the quantum of their purchase. On enough accumulation these are redeemable for various kinds of merchandise.
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- Consumer contests & Lucky draws:
Where individual are invited to compete on the basis of creative skills. The latter is based on the chance or luck factor.
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- Specialties:
Specially advertising presents the brand’s name on something that is given away as a reminder. Like: calendars, pens, pencils, T-shirts etc.
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