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Page 1: Public Relations, Sales Promotion, Personal Selling

Public Relations, Sales Promotion, Personal Selling

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Public Relations

• Attempts to influence the attitudes and perceptions of consumers, stockholders, and other stakeholders toward companies, brands, politicians, celebrities, not-for-profit organizations

• Do something good, then talk about it

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Objectives of Public Relations• Introducing new products to manufacturers

• Introducing new products to consumers

• Influencing government legislation

• Enhancing the image of a city, region, or country

• Calling attention to a firm’s involvement with the community

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Planning a PR Campaign

Develop Objectives

Execute the PR Campaign

Evaluate the Campaign

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PR Campaign Strategy

• Statement of objectives• Situation analysis• Specification of target audiences, messages

to be communicated, specific program elements to be used

• Timetable and budget• Discussion of how the program will be

evaluated

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Press Release Types

• Timely topics

• Research project stories

• Consumer information

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Sponsorships

• PR activities through which companies provide financial support to help fund an event in return for publicized recognition of the company’s contribution

• Examples:– Olympics– NASCAR

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Measuring Effectiveness of PR Efforts

• In-house assessment

• Awareness and Preference Studies

• Counting of press clippings

• Impression counts

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Sales Promotion

• Programs that marketers design to build interest in or encourage purchase of a product or service during a specified time period

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Sales Promotions by Target• Consumers (pull)

– Coupons

– Samples

– Contests

– Bonus packs

– Premiums

– Rebates

– Frequency programs

– Brand placement

• Trade (push)– Trade shows

– Incentive programs

– POP displays

– Push money

– Promotional products

– Cooperative promotions

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Brand Placements

• Practice of integrating specific products and brands into filmed entertainment– name brand product is used as a prop or set in TV show

or movie– increase brand awareness and image

• 3 types of brand placements– visual - brand can be observed on set– verbal - actor mentions brand by name– hands-on - actor uses or interacts with product

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Sales promotion alternativesSales promotion alternatives

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Personal Selling

• Occurs when a company representative contacts a prospect directly regarding a product

• Critical for many push strategies, B2B products, products that are complex and expensive, and product requiring a “personal touch”

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Types of Salespeople

• Order takers

• Technical specialists

• Missionary salespeople

• Team selling

• Order getters

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How outside order-getting salespeople spend their How outside order-getting salespeople spend their time each weektime each week

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Approaches to Personal Selling

• Transactional Marketing: The Hard Sell

• Relationship Selling– Winning customers– Keeping customers– Developing customers

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The Selling Process

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Stages and objectives of the personal selling processStages and objectives of the personal selling process

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U.S. salesforce composition and changeU.S. salesforce composition and change

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Sales Management

• Process of planning, implementing, and controlling the personal selling function– Setting Sales Force Objectives– Creating a Sales Force Strategy– Recruiting, Training, Rewarding Salespeople– Evaluating the Sales Force

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The Sales Force Management Process

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Organizing the sales force by customerOrganizing the sales force by customer

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Organizing the sales force by productOrganizing the sales force by product

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Organizing the sales force by geographyOrganizing the sales force by geography

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Sales Force Compensation

• Straight commission plan

• Commission-with-draw plan*

• Straight salary compensation plan

• Quota-bonus plan

* Commission draws may or may not be recoverable

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Sales Compensation Examples

Category Base Bonus/Commission

Total

Executive $71,693 $36,966 $108,572

TopPerformer

$70,832 $56,687 $125,844

Mid-Level $46,563 $42,515 $88,734

Low-Level $36,906 $20,569 $57,571

Average $53,293 $31,441 $84,004

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Sales Compensation by Industry

Industry Compensation

Computer Software and Services

$115,680

Professional Services $87,678

Manufacturing $74,139

Telecommunications $115,576

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Sales Incentives

• Leisure trips/ travel

• Merchandise/ gifts

• Recognition dinners

• Plaques/ awards

• Cash

• Cars, memberships, expense treatment