Promotion Planning Model
Overview
ACNielsen HCI's Promotion Planning Model provides an objective framework for constructing an effective
professional promotional budget.
Benefits
The Promotion Planning Model offers a systematic means of analyzing a market and developing a realistic
budget based on reaching the prescriber with a sales-effective promotion frequency.
This model takes a zero-based budget approach to budget building, modifying it based on what has worked
(response model norms) and what competitors have spent.
The model takes into account all tactical elements of a promotional plan. Creation of a zero-based budget
uses exposures to a physician as a foundation for goal-setting. All planned tactics are included in the model.
Focus
Exposures to different tactics are weighted according to ACNielsen HCI relative values, and then physician
exposures from those tactics are subtracted from the goal to determine whether there is an overall surplus
or deficit in exposures.
Allocation of tactics across audiences and types of exposure are analyzed, to see if the planned
tactics make sense for the brand.
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The zero-based budget is then modified based on ACNielsen HCI norms from our Campaign Tracking System™
and competitive spending audit.
The model can be prepared at any time to coincide with a company's planning schedule.
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