In Class Activity: Promotion Strategies
Instructions
: Save this document in preparation for individual upload to the dropbox on Canvas. Discuss your answers to
the worksheet amongst your group. When finished, save as a PDF and individually upload to the In Class Activity
Assignment Dropbox for today's class by the deadline listed on Canvas, using this file naming convention: section
number, class 21, Promotion, student number.
For example: 204CLASS22PROMOTION123456789. Each student is
responsible for uploading their own copy to the Dropbox.
Answer the questions below based on the video shown in class.
1.
Which promotional objective(s) (i.e., inform, persuade, or remind) is the campaign using? Why?
Persuade: Cheetos popcorn have been labeled as the messiest, dustiest snack or popcorn ever. The campaign
persuades customers to turn this production flaw into an attribute to be embraced or liked. Cheetos rename the
flaw as Cheetle which describes the cheesy residue left on one's fingers after eating Cheetos and make it a
gimmick and trend that is worth talking.
2.
Fill out the table with examples of the different types of promotions described in the video.
Promotional Tool?
(Advertising, PR, Sales
Promotion, Direct
Marketing, or Personal
Selling)
Promotional Tactic?
(the specific channels or type of
activities - be detailed & specific)
Push vs. Pull
(Is the tactic push,
pull, or both and WHY?)
PR
Cheetos first got people starting talk
about the most controversial part of
Cheetos popcorn. The widespread
popularity of Cheetle, the cheesy
dust, sparks coverage in the media,
on social media (such as user-
generated content), and on
television, cultivating unpaid media
exposure.
Pull as the audience of all
the channels targets at
customers directly.
Advertisement
Television commercials such as Super
Bowl commercial, digital ads, and social
media advertising such as the
announcement of renaming as Cheetle
on Twitter and influencer partnership are
leveraged in an effort of sharing their
own experience with Cheetle
phenomenon.
Pull as the audience of all
the channels described are
primarily customers.
Sales Promotion
Despite not a formal experiential
event hold at Point of Purchase,
Cheetos encourages its customers to
Pull as Cheetos primarily
targets customers to
engage themselves in the