4.4.6
Promotional Decisions 2
Public Relations
Public Relations
Public relations (PR) is all about a business’ reputation. PR involves maintaining a good public image.


The aim of public relations
The aim of public relations
- PR involves managing the spread of information about the business.
- The aim of PR is to make sure this information is as positive as possible and reaches the largest possible audience.


Examples of PR
Examples of PR
- An example of PR is the use of newspaper editorials, where people in a business manage the business’ relationships with different newspapers, sending them articles to publish about the business.
- Businesses do not pay the newspaper for this coverage like they would for advertising.
Sales Promotion
Sales Promotion
In sales promotions, businesses try to boost sales using a temporary promotion. There are lots of types of sales promotions:


Competitions
Competitions
- Businesses are increasingly using competitions on social media.
- For example, “like and share this post for a chance to win a free meal for two at Nandos.”
1Business Organisation & Environment
1.1Introduction to Business Management
1.2Types of Organisation
1.3Organisational Objectives
1.4Stakeholders
1.5External Environment
1.6Growth & Evolution
1.7HL Only: Organisational Planning Tools
2Human Resource Management
2.1Functions & Evolution of Human Resource Management
2.2Organisational Structure
2.3Leadership & Management
2.4Motivation
2.5Organisational (Corporate) Culture
2.6HL Only: Industrial/Employee Relations
3Finance & Accounts
3.1Sources of Finance
3.2Costs & Revenues
3.3Break-Even Analysis
3.4Profitability & Liquidity Ratio Analysis
3.6HL Only: Investment Appraisal
3.7HL Only: Budgets
4Marketing
4.1The Role of Marketing
4.2Marketing Planning
4.3Market Research
4.4The 4 Ps
4.4.1Product Decisions
4.4.2Pricing Decisions & Price Skimming
4.4.3Pricing Decisions & Price Penetration
4.4.4End of Topic Test - Pricing & Competition
4.4.5Promotional Decisions
4.4.6Promotional Decisions 2
4.4.7Promotional Decisions 3
4.4.8Digital Marketing
4.4.9Evaluating Digital Marketing
4.4.10Case Study - The Marketing Mix & Promotion
4.4.11Place & Distribution
4.5HL Only: The Extended Marketing Mix
4.6HL Only: International Marketing
4.7E-Commerce
5Operations Management
5.1The Role of Operations Management
5.2Production Methods
5.3HL Only: Lean Prodution & Quality Management
5.4HL Only: Production Planning
5.5HL Only: Research & Development
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1Business Organisation & Environment
1.1Introduction to Business Management
1.2Types of Organisation
1.3Organisational Objectives
1.4Stakeholders
1.5External Environment
1.6Growth & Evolution
1.7HL Only: Organisational Planning Tools
2Human Resource Management
2.1Functions & Evolution of Human Resource Management
2.2Organisational Structure
2.3Leadership & Management
2.4Motivation
2.5Organisational (Corporate) Culture
2.6HL Only: Industrial/Employee Relations
3Finance & Accounts
3.1Sources of Finance
3.2Costs & Revenues
3.3Break-Even Analysis
3.4Profitability & Liquidity Ratio Analysis
3.6HL Only: Investment Appraisal
3.7HL Only: Budgets
4Marketing
4.1The Role of Marketing
4.2Marketing Planning
4.3Market Research
4.4The 4 Ps
4.4.1Product Decisions
4.4.2Pricing Decisions & Price Skimming
4.4.3Pricing Decisions & Price Penetration
4.4.4End of Topic Test - Pricing & Competition
4.4.5Promotional Decisions
4.4.6Promotional Decisions 2
4.4.7Promotional Decisions 3
4.4.8Digital Marketing
4.4.9Evaluating Digital Marketing
4.4.10Case Study - The Marketing Mix & Promotion
4.4.11Place & Distribution
4.5HL Only: The Extended Marketing Mix
4.6HL Only: International Marketing
4.7E-Commerce
5Operations Management
5.1The Role of Operations Management
5.2Production Methods
5.3HL Only: Lean Prodution & Quality Management
5.4HL Only: Production Planning
5.5HL Only: Research & Development
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