Marketing 5Ps - Promotion
Promotion - The 5 Ps of Marketing
Written by Jason Gordon
Updated at September 28th, 2021
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What is Promotion?What are the Goals of Promotion? What goes into an Advertising Plan?What goes into a Sales Plan?What are types of Publicity?What is a Public Relations Plan?BudgetWhat is Promotion?
How will you make your product known? Promotion regards the activities that you use to make your customers aware of your products and services, including advertising, sales tactics, promotions and direct marketing. Promotion generally consists of:
- Advertising
- Publicity
- Sales Promotion
- Personal Selling
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What are the Goals of Promotion?
The three main goals of promotion are to inform, persuade, and remind.
Usually we don't do all of these at once. Our efforts depend upon the age of our product, how long we've been around as a brand, or the market situation (the level of competition). All of those things would influence the particular goal that we try to achieve with our promotion.
When it comes to informing, if we're a new brand or a new product, we need to let people know about us and our product. So, we need to inform them about us or what's going on. If we're a product that's been around for a little while (but we've also got competition) we might need to persuade the audience that they should choose us or that we're the best, that's a common goal for promotion as well.
Finally, if we are a long-standing option on the market or a well-established brand, we might just need to remind people that we are still around, the best, and you should buy from us.
Related Topics
- What is a Marketing Strategy (Marketing Mix)?
- 4Ps (sometimes 5, 6, or 7 Ps) of Marketing Definition
- What is Promotion?
- What is Advertising?
- What is Publicity?
- What is Public Relations?
- What is Sales Promotion?
- What is Personal Selling?
- What is Communication?
- Word of Mouth Marketing
- What is the AIDA Model?
- Integrated Marketing Communication
- Push Strategy vs Pull Strategy
- Net Promoter Score