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haleyc112

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What are the sales promotion tools used for the self-satisfaction strategy?

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What are the direct-marketing tools used for the self-satisfaction strategy?



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Answer to Question 1

Two sales promotion tools are especially well suited to the self-satisfaction (reactor) strategy. These are premiums and contests and sweepstakes.

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Direct-marketing tools are direct mail, catalogs, telemarketing (telephone in and telephone out), direct-response advertising (broadcast and print), new electronic media (teleshopping and videotext), and direct selling (repetitive person-to-person selling, nonrepetitive person-to-person selling, and party plans).



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