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Sales Promotion is basically a part of marketing. It is considered as part of the promotional mix, which also includes advertising, personal selling and public relations.
Sales Promotion makes use of media and non media marketing mechanisms for a limited time only to increase the consumer demand, or improve product availability. Mechanisms like contests, point of purchase displays, rebates etc are part of a sales promotion strategy.
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