6. Key Business Segments Using Promotional Marketing in Their Programs 1 Education: schools, seminars 2 Financial: banks, credit unions, brokers 3 Not-for-profit : (e.g. charities, churches) 4 Health care: hospitals, nursing homes, clinics, pharmacies 5 Construction: building trades, building supplies 6 Trade, professional associations and civic clubs 7 Real Estate: agents, title companies 8 Government: public offices, agencies, political candidates 9 Professional: doctors, lawyers, CPAs, architects, etc. 10 Restaurants and bars *Promotional Products Association International (PPAI) 2007
7. Top Programs for Promotional Marketing by Category Tradeshows : Tradeshow traffic generation Brand Awareness : Promotion of brand awareness and brand loyalty Public Relations : Corporate involvement with community, fundraising, sponsorship, school programs, media relations, corporate image Employee Relations & Events : Morale and motivation, corporate/employee events, employee orientation, organizational commitment/corporate identity, corporate communication, employee training (other than safety), employee referral programs Dealer/Distributor Programs : Dealer incentives, co-op programs, company stores New Customer/Account Generation : New customer or new account generation Not-For-Profit Programs : Not-for-profit use for fundraising, public awareness campaigns (health, environment, public safety, etc.) Employee Service Awards : Anniversary recognition, service awards, etc. New Product/Service Introduction : New product or service introduction Internal Promotions (Incentive; Non-Safety) : Sales incentive, TQM/quality programs, productivity, inventory reduction, error reduction, attendance improvement *Promotional Products Association International (PPAI) 2007
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