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Sales Promotions

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 11mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is NOT a purpose of sales promotions?

a)

To entice people in.

b)

To boost sales figures.

c)

To attract first-time buyers

d)

To clear new stock.

2.

How does a coupon work?

a)

It encourages people to buy again at a later date.

b)

It enters customers into a prize draw.

c)

It rewards regular customers for their loyalty.

d)

Customers get to try something before buying it.

3.

How does a loyalty scheme work?

a)

It encourages people to buy again at a later date.

b)

It enters customers into a prize draw.

c)

It rewards regular customers for their loyalty.

d)

Customers get to try something before buying it.

4.

How does a free sample work?

a)

It encourages people to buy again at a later date.

b)

It enters customers into a prize draw.

c)

It rewards regular customers for their loyalty.

d)

Customers get to try something before buying it.

5.

What is a disadvantage of sales promotions for the business?

a)

Profit margins are lower.

b)

Profit margins are higher.

c)

It boosts sales.

d)

It entices customers in.

6.

How does a buy one get one free offer work?

a)

It's a small token offering a discount or free gift.

b)

It's an 'instant win' such as a prize within the product itself.

c)

It's effectively a 50 per cent discount.

d)

Loyal customers gain access to special offers at certain times.

7.

Some enterprises advertise sales promotions all year round, even though their prices rarely change.

a)

True

b)

False

8.
If a customer bought a new iPhone phone 6s during first week of its release and Verizon gives them a free Otterbox case, this would be an example of which type of consumer promotion?
a)
Premiums
b)
Product Samples
c)
Incentives
d)
Promotional Tie-ins
9.
An example of personal selling is…
a)
Trade shows
b)
Billboards
c)
Contests
d)
Magazines
10.
A carefully planned combination of techniques designed to persuade customers to purchase and support a business's products is called the...
a)
Personal Selling
b)
Promotional Mix
c)
Publicity
d)
Advertising
11.
What involves the use of incentives or interest-building activities to stimulate traffic or sales?
a)
adverising
b)
sales promotion
c)
image
d)
preselling
12.
Anything of value that a customer receives in addition to the good or service purchased is called a:
a)
display
b)
premium
c)
sweepstakes
d)
contest
13.
Many companies give a return of part of the purchase price as an incentive for customers to purchase their product is called a:
a)
premium
b)
rebates
c)
samples
d)
sweepstakes
14.
Free trial-size and travel-size are particularly useful in introducing new products.  These are called:
a)
premiums
b)
rebates
c)
samples
d)
sweepstakes
15.
This is a game of chance that is used by businesses to get customers thinking and talking about what the company has to offer.
a)
contest
b)
rebates
c)
displays
d)
sweepstakes
16.

Certificates that entitle customers to discounts on goods and services.

a)

Premiums

b)

Rebates

c)

Product Bundles

d)

Coupons

17.

A low cost premium such as, pens, key chains, coffee mugs

a)

Factory pack

b)

Coupon

c)

Traffic Builder

d)

Raffle

18.

An example of a factory pack is

a)

A free drink

b)

A toy inside a happy meal

c)

A key chain

d)

A cookie sample

19.

A low cost item given to consumers for free or at a discount

a)

Premium

b)

Coupon

c)

Rebate

d)

Tie in

20.

Activities that involve sales promotions between one or more retailers or manufacturer.

a)

Deals

b)

Incentives

c)

Tie-in

d)

Sponsorship

21.

An example of a deal is....

a)

For one day only....

b)

A contest to bake a cake

c)

Minion on a Kraft Mac and cheese box

d)

A gift card

22.

What type of programs reward customers for repeat purchases?

a)

Sponsorship

b)

Promotional Tie-ins

c)

Point-of-Purchase

d)

Loyalty