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Creating a new product or service is a lot of labor, and sadly, it doesn’t end there\u2014launching and advertising it is the other half of the equation. You could have the best new product or service available, but if you don’t adequately promote it, you’re likely to miss out on possibilities or even lose money. With so many firms pivoting their products and services as a result of COVID-19 and unable to afford opportunity losses, we thought it would be appropriate to provide you with some assistance on this topic.
This article will walk you through the procedures and examples of 11 effective product promotion ideas.<\/p>

What is Product Promotion?<\/h2>

Product promotion is the process of marketing to consumers new or featured goods or services. It is a set of strategies used to draw attention to a brand and a specific product when it is first introduced to the market or when a corporation showcases this item after it has been launched.
Promoting a product is a key approach to generating sales and revenue to offset the costs of initial R&D, production, and product trials. However, if the product has gained traction in the consumer sector, a well-planned promotional effort can result in significant revenues.<\/p>

Promotion is the fourth component of the marketing mix (i.e., product, price, place, and promotion) and is defined as a means of communication used by businesses to achieve a certain set of goals such as:<\/p>