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100 1 _aYeshin, Tony,
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245 1 0 _aSales Promotion /
_cTony Yeshin.
260 _aAustralia, :
_bThomson,
_cc2006.
300 _aviii, 321 p. :
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_c23 cm.
504 _aIncludes bibliographical references and Glossary.
505 _a. Understanding of Sales Promotion. 2. The Roles and Limitations of Sales Promotion. 3. Developing the Theory of Sales Promotion. 4. The Strategic Dimensions of Sales Promotion. 5. Budgeting for Sales Promotion. 6a. Developing the Sales Promotion Plan - Understanding the Target Audience. 6b. Developing the Sales Promotion Plan - The Competitive Environment. 7. Identifying Sales Promotion Objectives. 8. Consumer Promotions. 9. Promoting to the Trade. 10. Sales Force Activity. 11. Sponsorship and Event Management. 12. Evaluating Sales Promotion. 13. The Legal and Regulatory Framework. 14. Sales Promotion Agencies. 15. Integrating Sales Promotion Activity. 16. International Sales Promotion.
520 _aSales promotion is an increasingly important tool within the overall armoury of marketing communications. Sales promotion has grown dramatically as the communication channel of choice in recent years. Not only can Sales Promotion help marketers achieve specific objectives, it can do so more rapidly than virtually any other area of Marcomms. Sales Promotion is a survey text that provides a sound academic underpinning of sales promotion, illustrated by a variety of current examples drawn from recent promotions worldwide, current sales promotion campaigns and underpinned with wide references to the academic literature. It covers all areas of sales promotion, from the promotions everyone sees on a daily basis in retail outlets to the more specialized but equally influential business of B2B or trade sales promotions. In addition the text covers event management, sponsorship and cause-related marketing. Uniquely it also covers international aspects of sales promotion. Sales Promotion is suitable for undergraduate students of Marketing, in particular Marketing Communications and Advertising courses, postgraduate students on marketing-led Masters, and professional qualifications from the Institute of Sales Promotion, CIM and CAM.
650 0 _aSales promotion
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