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Trade Promotion vs Consumer Promotion: A Comparative Analysis

Wiser

Understanding the difference between trade promotion and consumer promotion is crucial for any business seeking to maximize its market impact and sales potential. These two promotional strategies, while aiming to stimulate demand and increase sales, target distinct audiences and employ different methods.

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Smarter data: Reach high-propensity shoppers and deliver optimal digital impact

Inside Retail

Aussie shoppers are increasing brand-switching habits by always comparing prices (73 per cent); making unplanned purchases after seeing promotions and discounts (68 per cent) and stocking up on sale items (80 per cent) (1). Using a high-propensity audience is a very effective way to promote your products or services through digital channels.

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Online Marketing Courses to Take to Help Your Business

Small Biz Trends

Marketing refers to the collection of a series of activities companies undertake to promote their service or products. Marketing plays the biggest role in businesses and good skills in marketing can mean the difference between success and failure. Marketing Customer Analytics, Segmentation, and Targeting.

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Personalization at Scale: How SMS Helped PERC Coffee Untangle its Marketing Campaigns

Retail TouchPoints

“I would want to reserve it for not just people who we’ve already acquired as customers, but for people who are fiercely loyal, and only use it for things that are somehow driving extra value to them.” It called for signups by promoting an SMS-only flash sale and within a couple of days added over 100 people to its SMS opt-in list.

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Maximizing ROI: How Professional In-Store Marketing Boosts Retail Sales

CJ Retail Solutions

Proven in-store marketing tactics establish a unified and captivating atmosphere that presents merchandise in an appealing manner, motivating consumers to make a purchase. These tactics include product placement, signage, layout and design of the store, and promotional materials. Making the Most of Chances.

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Leveraging CXM Technology for Clienteling

Storis

Key components of successful clienteling include proactive communication, personalized recommendations, and a focus on customer satisfaction. For furniture and appliance retailers, clienteling offers numerous benefits, including increased customer retention, higher average order values, and enhanced brand loyalty.

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Measuring Success: KPIs for Effective In-Store Marketing Campaigns

CJ Retail Solutions

Implementing KPIs to measure customer engagement and conversion rates is essential for understanding the impact of marketing efforts. In-store promotions and events can be evaluated using KPIs to determine their impact on sales and foot traffic, guiding future strategies. Decision-Making Based on Data.