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Contents
Abstract
Introduction
1st Literature Review
Case Study
Questionnaire for the Survey
Results of the Survey
Discussion on the Findings and Literature Review
2nd Literature Review
Case Study
Marketing of Cigarettes and Role of Teenagers
Laws, Regulations and Loopholes Exploited by the Cigarette Vending Industry by Marketing/Promotion of Cigarettes
3rd Literature Review - An Insight into Advertising As One of the Strongest Forms of Direct mail Marketing Strategy Used by the Cigarette Vending Industry
1st Question: Are there any affects on consumption and brand share from tobacco or cigarette advertising?
2nd Question: Are the younger populations targeted by the Cigarette Vending Industry?
The Use of Creativity, Psyche and the Psychology of the Younger Populations
3rd Question: Is there a role for sponsorships in Cigarette vending industry?
4th Question: Are there any other forms of cigarette promotion, and what is their role?
Attracting the Poor
Attracting the Women
Attracting the Students
Anti-government Campaigns through Direct Mail Marketing
The relationship Between Advertising's Affect on Consumption and Brand Share
Recruitment of New Smokers as One of the Principle Objectives
Conclusive Comments
Recommendations
An Investigation into the Effectiveness of Direct Mail on the Cigarette Vending Industry in the United Kingdom
Abstract
Irrespective of the mode and methods adopted for marketing, including direct mail, the cigarette vending industry continues to prosper not only in the United Kingdom, but also across the world. At the same time there is a continuous rise in the spread of a number of diseases directly related with smoking including chronic respiratory diseases, cardiovascular diseases and various types of cancers in turn leading to increased death rates amongst the smoking populations. One of the major causes of premature deaths in developing countries, the figures for United Kingdom alone show that approximately 120,000 individuals die every year from diseases directly related to smoking, which is an alarming 20 percent of all deaths in a given year. A similar study on smoking also revealed that cancer alone accounts for a nearly a third of all deaths from smoking, and another one sixth die from other causes related to smoking. Figures for the younger generation entering the smoking populations of the United Kingdom showed that there was a gradual rise between the years 1988 and 1997, and a somewhat similar rise in the figures amongst adult smoking populations. Marketing departments of cigarette manufacturing companies around the world would least care that an individual smoking cigarette on a regular basis more than doubles the risk of dying before he or she reaches the age of 65.
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