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A) Advertising allowances.
B) Cooperative advertising.
C) Vertical communication.
D) Horizontal integration.
E) None of these is a good answer.
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A) $8 billion
B) $24 billion
C) $15 billion
D) $61 billion
E) $95 billion
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A) "There is no such thing as a must buy."
B) "Be sure the media match your target market."
C) "Avoid the local media."
D) "Make sure your first media choice reaches the whole target market."
E) "Set very general promotion objectives to stay flexible."
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A) Inability to convey complex messages
B) Poor detail
C) Poor photo reproduction
D) Low reader involvement
E) Long lead times
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A) sales decline
B) turbulence
C) market maturity
D) market growth
E) market introduction
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A) interest
B) awareness
C) evaluation and trial
D) decision
E) confirmation
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A) Pioneering advertising
B) Indirect competitive advertising
C) Direct competitive advertising
D) Reminder advertising
E) Institutional advertising
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A) Canada bans any advertising targeted directly at children.
B) Japan limits the use of cartoon characters in ads to children.
C) Switzerland does not allow an actor to represent a consumer in an ad.
D) New Zealand limits political ads on TV.
E) All of these statements are TRUE.
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A) pioneering
B) institutional
C) comparative
D) cooperative
E) selective
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A) Very targeted, good detail, good "pass along," but inflexible and long lead times.
B) Flexible, timely, local market, but may be expensive, have a short life, and no "pass along."
C) Selected audience, flexible, can be personalized, but relatively expensive per contact and hard to retain attention.
D) Demonstrations, good attention, and wide reach, but expensive in total, has a lot of clutter, and not always selective audience.
E) Captive audience, but outdoor has very short exposure times and cinema has primarily a young audience.
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A) tries to stimulate primary demand rather than selective demand.
B) involves no media costs.
C) tries to develop goodwill for a company or even an industry.
D) tries to keep a product's name before the public.
E) is always aimed at final consumers or users.
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A) Primary advertising
B) Institutional advertising
C) Reminder advertising
D) Comparative advertising
E) Selective advertising
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A) Direct mail
B) Yellow Pages
C) Television
D) Internet
E) Outdoor
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A) Mobile advertising
B) Banner ads
C) Directories and classifieds
D) Social network advertising
E) Search advertising
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True/False
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A) "I'd walk a mile for a Pepsi"
B) "HP is THE standard for personal computers"
C) "Mobil gas makes your car perform better"
D) "Promise her anything but give her Obsession"
E) "Better living through pharmaceutical research"
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A) radio
B) directories
C) television and cable
D) magazine
E) Internet
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A) Obtaining action is the first step in the process of message planning.
B) Focusing on a unique selling proposition that aims an unsatisfied need is a way to arouse desire.
C) Convincing customers that the product can meet their needs is a way to hold interest.
D) Arousing desire is the final step in the process.
E) Holding interest is the easiest step in message planning.
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