Definition:
The function
of informing, persuading, and influencing the consumer’s
purchase decision.Goals of Promotion:
Inform: this is what we offer (especially new, car
financing)
Persuade: we are better (Kia & Honda) (similar to
competition)
Remind: have them already (well established with loyal
base; JC Penny)
AIDA: Attention?
Attention->
Interest-> Desire ->ACTION!!!
It
gets harder as you go….
Attention (e.g.,
sign-flippers, clowns)
Headline
(New York Post; only part read)
Visuals
(sex)
Layout
Colors
Size
(Times Square)
Electronic:
sound; music; animation
Gross
images (this nasty eyeball gets your attention!)
Keep
Interest – difficult in “our
ADD world”
Tactics:
Drama/story (Dos Equiss )
Cartoons (M&Ms)
Dialog (it’s a Diet Coke Thing;
Wusssssup?)
AIDA: Desire?
Arouse desire
Tactics:
USP:
Unique selling proposition (Gillette razor; clear deodorant, clear soda)
Provide
a rationale (“I’m worth it”)
Address
“you” with their needs/problems
(“Do you want to make more
$?”;
“Have you been injured in an accident?”)
Federal Express: When it absolutely,
positively has to be there overnight.
Action – if consumers’ desire, hope action is natural (and
realistic for them):
Ask
consumers to do something (log on to…; call..)
Imperative:
“Drink Coke,” “Fly the Friendly Skies”
Facilitate:
1-800 or web
Direct
competitive: supplies are limited!!





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