Abstract:
ESOMAR has asked me to make some comments on "Promotion and the Retailer". In short I was to face you as a retailer and present you with some personal experiences and comments on the subject of promotions. So far so good. When I read the papers submitted to this conference I noticed however that perhaps we do not speak the same language and that "translation facilities" will not help much. Your concern appears to be primarily with promotions staged by manufacturers and you probably wanted to gain some insight in a retailer's reaction to this phenomenon. My experience however, is mainly with promotions staged by our chains (sometimes we may ask manufacturers to participate) our purpose is to constantly promote a retail store and the manufacturer's purpose is to promote a particular brand.
This could also be of interest:
Research Papers
Understanding promotion effectiveness and profitability
Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1996: Changing Business Dynamics
Authors: Kenneth J. Wisniewski, Phillip A. Cartwright
Companies: Nielsen, Ernst and Young Services Pty Ltd
September 1, 1996
Research Papers
Supermarkets and the small independent retailer
Catalogue: Seminar 1997: The Changing Retail Scene
Authors: Amit Roy, Sujit Das Munshi
 
June 15, 1997
Research Papers
Sales promotion
Catalogue: Seminar 1985: Below-The-Line And Sponsoring
Author: Gerry Postlethwaite
 
November 6, 1985
