?What Does a Promoter Do

"Promoter" is a broad term used to describe anyone who organizes entertainment events.
These could be concerts, nightclub parties or sporting events in any type of venue.
Their responsibilities require skills in several areas--advertising, public relations, finance, entertainment business sense, innovation and intuition--and for promoters who excel in these areas, the payoff can be enormous.

A promoter promotes

It can either be an event or a product.

a promoter is responsibil for marketing a business or company or brand and getting people intressed to buy what they are selling or making the awear of a new product and incressing the amount of sales for a company

A promoter is a person who is responsible for marketing and publicizing events.
He or she can work to advertise events such as concerts, athletic tournaments, or charity events.
Promoters must come up with creative ways to make sure the public knows about events in order to draw crowds.
Depending on the marketing budget of the venue, a promoter will need to figure out unique and affordable ways to spread information about the event, while promoting it in a way that makes people want to attend.
Promoters generally need to be able to predict what types of marketing will work for specific events.
For instance, some promoters may be more likely to use social networking websites to market an event for tech-savvy people in their twenties, rather than rely on other advertisements.
During a specific events or projects, promoters may have to work with many other people in other industries to fully organize and market the event.
For example, he or she may work with graphic designers and copy shop employees in order to oversee the design, production, and distribution of event flyers.
Aspiring promoters may pass out flyers themselves, while experienced promoters have volunteers distribute them.

Promoter being a significantly broad term, can be described in brief as some one who gives a push or added visibility to your service/product/actions ( i will call it as entity), which will drive attention of the targeted crowd (market) to your entity.
This is some one who give you innovative ides to market/launch your products through various mediums of advertising and target market approach be it as trade shows, promotional goodies, themed exclusive launch parties, special digital/media/ old school adverts, catch competitions, sponsorship deals, displays, road shows etc.
Modern management always looks at an extra amenities to push their product/services through so that it gets noticed among the over crowded market.
So promoters have become an highly popular but expensive medium that companies employ to gain attention to their products/services.
In old terms promoters can be also considered as someone who invests in your company so that you will have the direction and financial strength to move ahead, but now a days they are called as angel investors/mentors etc.

first of all the promoters is doing great the customers sand sale the items and assist the customers with a smile and respect

A promoter is a person who is responsible for marketing and publicizing events.
He or she can work to advertise events such as concerts, athletic tournaments, or charity events.
Promoters must come up with creative ways to make sure the public knows about events in order to draw crowds.
Depending on the marketing budget of the venue, a promoter will need to figure out unique and affordable ways to spread information about the event, while promoting it in a way that makes people want to attend.
Promoters generally need to be able to predict what types of marketing will work for specific events.
For instance, some promoters may be more likely to use social networking websites to market an event for tech-savvy people in their twenties, rather than rely on other advertisements.
During a specific events or projects, promoters may have to work with many other people in other industries to fully organize and market the event.
For example, he or she may work with graphic designers and copy shop employees in order to oversee the design, production, and distribution of event flyers.
Aspiring promoters may pass out flyers themselves, while experienced promoters have volunteers distribute them.
Promotion work is project-based, so a promoter may work long hours leading up to an event and then be out of work until the next event.
There is typically no official undergraduate education for becoming a promoter.
Promoters who tend to be the most successful are the ones who can figure out what marketing strategies will be most successful for different demographics.
Success in promotion is generally measured by the amount of profit the event makes.
Even if a promoter can draw huge crowds, he or she may not have continued success if too much money was spent on marketing and a large net profit was not made.

TO PROMOTE THERE PRODUCT BY INTRODUCE THIS TO THE CUSTOMER