Fisher-Price's Promotion Strategy
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Fisher-Price's marketing mix strategy includes a stellar promotion strategy characterized by out-of-the-box thinking and innovative concepts. One example of this strategy was Fisher-Price's idea to show their commercials for interactive learning toys right on the shelf with the related products. Since toy store and departments store or discount store shelves are not powered with electricity, this seemed like an unlikely idea, but Fisher-Price pursued it with Ovation In-Store, a firm that creates unique marketing displays "that will stop a consumer in their tracks and compel them to interact with your brand" ("About Us," n.d.). In Fisher-Price's case, Ovation In-Store "thought of inventing wireless electricity" but quipped that "it wasn't in their budget" (Weschler, 2007). Instead, what they came up
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