Promotion and Advertising
Promotion and Advertising, Volume 6, Issue 7, 2006
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34 questions. Select a question to see its response table.
- How much does advertising, such as newspaper ads, direct mail, fliers, etc., contribute to generating your business’s sales revenues?
- (advertise) In newspapers.
- Is that daily newspapers, weekly newspapers or both?
- (advertise) On television.
- (advertise) In newsletters, bulletins, etc.
- (advertise) Through direct mail.
- (advertise) In magazines.
- Is that trade magazines, general interest magazines or both?
- (advertise) In fliers, circulars, hand-outs.
- (advertise) On an Internet Web site or sites.
- Is that your Web site, the Web site of others or both?
- (advertise) On radio.
- (advertise) In value packs or shopper supplements.
- (advertise) On outdoor signs off the premises.
- Which of these is the single most important method of advertising for your firm?
- Does your advertising tend to be:?
- Is your advertising material typically designed by someone in your firm, by an ad agency for you, by an advertiser on your behalf, or by someone else?
- Which best describes how you know whether or not your advertising has been effective?
- Does your business have its own logo or trademark?
- Is that logo or trademark registered with the government?
- How much does telemarketing contribute to your business’s sales revenue? Would you say:?
- How much does free publicity, such as news stories, contribute to your business’s sales revenue? Would you say:?
- How much does changing prices, such as sales or specials, contribute to your business’s sales revenue? Would you say:?
- How much does word of mouth or referrals contribute to your business’s sales revenue? Would you say:?
- How much does personal selling contribute to your business’s sales revenue? Would you say:?
- How much does trade shows or events contribute to your business’s sales revenue? Would you say:?
- How much do changes in the mix of your goods and/or services contribute to your business’s sales revenue? Would you say:?
- How much does your physical location contribute to your business’s sales revenue? Would you say:?
- Does your business have its own Internet Web site?
- How much does your Web site contribute to your business’s sales revenue? Would you say:?
- Is your Web site interactive, that is, does it respond or change to a customer’s inquiry?
- Can customers place orders on your Web site and pay for them on a secure platform or environment in the site?
- Does your Web site provide you market intelligence, such as the number of people who clicked on a particular topic on your site?
- How often do you typically change the content on your Web site?
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Volume 6, Issue 7, 2006
ISSN 1534-8326
Gerald E. Hills
University of Illinois-Chicago
Claes Hultman,
Örebro University
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