Go online and research a firm such as General Mills, Ford, Burger King, or Yeti to find out what kinds of consumer-oriented promotions the company is conducting for its various brands or individual products. Which promotions seem the most appealing to you as a consumer? Why?
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I chose the firm burger king which is an American global chain of hamburger fast food restaurants.Company is providing offers like 10 pcs of nuggets for $1, box king for $6, mix or match offer for getting two for $6 and $4 also company providing coupons for discount as customer oriented promotions.
The promotion of Coupons for discount is the most appealing because you can use the coupons ans get any meal at discount rate while other offers are fixed and limited with products which may be i do not want to purchase as consumer.The coupons would help me to save money also eat a tasty meal burger king restaurant.
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