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What are the performance measurements associated with trade promotion programs?

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Answer to Question 1

Which particular measurements are most useful in a trade promotion program is for the manager to decide. One article suggests six evaluation criteria for use by managers regarding the bonus pack promotion: repurchase delays, consumer loyalty, new category consumption, stocking up, brand switching, and administrative costs.

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