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Which among the following is an example of Trade promotion?

  • Push Money is an example of Trade promotion.
  • Push money, also known as spiffs, is a type of trade promotion that is used to incentivize salespeople or retailers to sell a particular product.
  • This is done by offering them an additional payment or bonus for reaching specific sales targets or for selling a certain number of units.
  • The goal of push money is to increase sales of the product and drive more revenue for the company.
  • Push money is a common form of trade promotion in industries such as consumer electronics, home appliances, and automobiles.
  • It is typically used by manufacturers to stimulate demand for their products among retailers and to drive sales in the short term.