Abstract
This paper examines the promotional mix in professional services, with special emphasis on the sales promotion activities. A paradigm relating sales promotion, publicity and public relations activities to the hierarchy of needs and time effects is offered. Some of the topics that are discussed are the unique nature of professional services, the restrictions of promotion in these industries, and the sales promotion paradigm, as well as a discussion of future work in this area.
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