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Glossary Entry
Marketing > Promotion
Ready
Subtopics:
Sales, Marketing communications, Public Relations, Advertising , Online tools
Learning Objectives:
Undergraduate
students should be able to
Describe elements of traditional promotion
Compare the advantages and disadvantages of promotional methods
Match promotion content and methods to consumer segments
Provide examples of social marketing campaigns
Describe how market segmentation is used to position and sell products in target markets
Graduate
students should also be able to
Describe the communication cycle
Explain social marketing and how it differs from traditional marketing campaigns
Identify sources of data and methodological approaches to measuring the impact of promotion
Evaluate the relative effectiveness of alternative promotional strategies
Created By:
Gerod Blue
12-18-2012
Last Updated By:
Gerod Blue
12-18-2012
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