1. With an example , discuss five (5) purposes of promotion . 1. To make consumer aware of a new product 2. To remind consumers the product exists 3. To remind consumers the product’s qualities and the advantages it offers 4. To induce consumer to purchase a specific products 5. To protect a product’s image and retain its market share

1. With an example , discuss five (5) purposes of promotion . 1. To make consumer aware of a new product 2. To remind consumers the product exists 3. To remind consumers the product’s qualities and the advantages it offers 4. To induce consumer to purchase a specific products 5. To protect a product’s image and retain its market share

Marketing

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ISBN:9780357033791

Author:Pride, William M

Publisher:Pride, William M

Chapter16: Integrated Marketing Communications

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