Sales promotion refers to short-term incentives provided to encourage the purchase of products or services. Two common techniques are:
1. Discount Offers: Companies offer products at reduced prices to attract customers.
Example: A clothing store announces a ”50% off sale” during the festive season to boost sales.
2. Free Samples: Businesses provide free samples of their products to potential customers to introduce new items or increase awareness.
Example: A cosmetic company distributes free sachets of a new shampoo at malls.
These techniques create immediate demand and help businesses compete effectively.
LIST I | LIST II |
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A. Production concept | II. Quantity of product |
B. Product concept | IV. Quality of product |
C. Selling concept | III. Aggressive selling techniques |
D. Marketing concept | I. Satisfaction of customer needs |
List I | List II | ||
A. | Price mix | I. | The path or route along which goals move from producer to consumer |
B. | Place mix | II. | The value that is put on product |
C. | Product mix | III. | This refers to the item actually being sold |
D. | Promotion mix | IV. | Refers to activities undertaken to make the product known to users and trade |
Select TRUE statements about lymph from the following:
A. Lymph vessels carry lymph through the body and finally open into larger arteries.
B. Lymph contains some amount of plasma, proteins and blood cells.
C. Lymph contains some amount of plasma, proteins and red blood cells.
D. Lymph vessels carry lymph through the body and finally open into larger veins.
The true statements are: