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Sales Promotions offer consumers an incentive to buy. Name at least four different types of sales promotion tools, tell how you would use them, and provide an example of a type of product or service you would promote using this tool.
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Sales Promotions offer consumers an incentive to buy. Name at least four different types of sales promotion tools, tell how you would use them, and provide an example of a type of product or service you would promote using this tool.
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The first type of sales promotion tool that I will use is a contest. I will organize a contest for writing a slogan for my product and the best slogan will be given a prize. The prizes ...
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