| Abstract [eng] |
The goal of the work is to demonstrate that a typical new brand market introduction strategy can be successfully applied to the election campaign of a new political power (party). The objectives of the work are as follows: analyze the brand concept; examine consumer commodities brand development process and elements; analyze new brand consumer commodities’ promotion complex strategies: public relation, advertisement, personal sales and sales incentive means; analyze brand development process and elements of new political powers – liberal democratic and labour parties; examine market introduction promotion strategies of newly developed liberal democratic and labour parties: public relation, advertisement, personal sales and sales incentive means. Applying scientific literature analysis, comparative analysis and document analysis it can be stated that in the modern-day consumer culture political powers become like commodities subjected to selling and therefore newly developed political parties, seeking to ensure successful election results have to respect and act in accordance with political marketing requirements. A successful political party of today is a party “ready for consumption” having an effective promotion strategy the main target of which is to prepare the “commodity” for consumption: successfully introduce the political party into the market taking into account growing consumer society-like habits of the electors. Upon introduction into the market new political parties the form of the introduction takes the first place, therefore the brands of the political parties are developed on the basis of brand development elements of consumer commodities’ brands; as well as newly created political; powers are introduced to the electros by applying promotion complex elements: public relation, advertisement, personal sales and sales incentive means. |
