Push vs. Pull and how promotions may take your market share down?

Based on a set of factors mentioned below (not comprehensive) the managers decide to go for a PUSH or a PULL strategy. In practice, generally both PUSH and PULL strategies are used in combination to achieve the objective. 1. Product category 2. Consumer Behaviour in the category and the interaction 3. Competition Promotions and Marketing …

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Flipkart attacks the online fears with its new set of TVCs

I was always excited with the company Flipkart and how carefully they are choosing their way forward. For now, Flipkart seems to be playing their cards right. Flipkart.com has aired three TVCs.  Each of the ads attack a distinct fear in the consumer's mind towards online shopping, and how Flipkart solves that problem. Fear of …

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Myntra.com

Myntra.com is currently among the top e-commerce companies in India. Recently, they started above the line (ATL) advertising with the television commercial(TVC) below. As most of us know, if you have the pockets, a TVC is probably the best way to create awareness of your brand in India. Myntra.com TVC on air Going on TV …

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A to B and B to A marketing

In marketing, there are two fundamental principles called Attitude to Behaviour (A to B) and Behaviour to Attitude (B to A) marketing. In A to B marketing, you target and change the attitude of the consumer first, so that the change in the attitude may result in a desired change in the behaviour. For example, …

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