Physical Product Promotion

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Outside of online promotion, companies still try to use effective techniques of physical product promotion in stores or on the street. To attract consumer attention, companies try to use bright, attractive displays depicting excitement, relaxation, or happiness. The strategy behind promoting a product affectively is knowing who your target audience is and what appeals to them. The colors you choose to incorporate in your in-store ads or product packages will need to be well planned in accordance to your audience. Using colors like yellow and orange provoke excitement in the consumer; colors like blue and green establish trust, cleanliness, and calmness; red is a unique color in that it can provoke a sense of warning and danger but also at the same time, draw attention away from any other color. A few examples of color and product relation would be a cleaner product using green on their package or advertisement to ensure the customer that the product they are buying will successfully meet their needs. Another example would be a water bottle distributor using blue on their labels to promote freshness and ensure the consumer that the water they are drinking is of the purest nature. Along with certain color choices, many companies strategically plan how and where their products will be arranged in the stores. For instance, many consumers who enter grocery stores are not specifically looking for chewing gum. Many chewing gum manufacturers position their products at the checkout lines where customers are more likely just to grab the gum because the wrapper looks attractive and it’s convenient seeing that the checkout process has already begun. Now of course most products can be found on different shelves throughout the store and heavily rely on their packaging to attract the consumer’s attention. For example, many personal health product companies use very elaborate

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