A) sample.
B) deal.
C) rebate.
D) premium.
E) coupon.
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A) Make sure the advertisement is still appropriate for viewing by children.
B) Make the appeal so strong that it appears humorous.
C) Don't make the appeal so strong that consumers will want to tune out the advertisement.
D) Avoid any reference to death or dying.
E) Make sure to emphasize that the outcome rests in the viewers' hands.
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A) scope.
B) share.
C) CPM.
D) rating.
E) reach.
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A) jury testing.
B) tracking tests.
C) exposure testing.
D) posttesting.
E) pretesting.
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A) deal.
B) rebate.
C) coupon.
D) sample.
E) premium.
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A) advertorials.
B) infomercials.
C) advermercials.
D) edutainment ads.
E) extended advertising messages.
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A) reminder
B) competitive
C) pioneering
D) institutional
E) objective
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A) Billboards are a good supplemental reinforcement for well-known products.
B) Contrary to popular belief, billboards are not driving hazards since they help keep drivers alert.
C) Billboards are well-suited for pioneering product advertising.
D) Billboards are often too expensive for small local firms and are better suited for national campaigns.
E) Billboards are more effective in rural areas than in metropolitan ones.
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A) posttests.
B) pretests.
C) test screenings.
D) aided recall testing.
E) sales tests.
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A) product or service features
B) time constraints
C) pricing constraints
D) segmentation methods
E) advertising objectives
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A) sweepstakes
B) lottery
C) contest
D) premium
E) deal
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A) publicity.
B) sales promotion.
C) advertising.
D) personal selling.
E) direct marketing.
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Multiple Choice
A) what men find sexy, most women do not, and vice versa.
B) dds using sex appeal do not attract as much attention as those using other appeals.
C) sex in advertising typically appeals to only younger audiences.
D) an ad using sex appeal does not always lead to changes in recall, recognition, or purchase intent.
E) sex in advertising alienates too large a segment of typical audiences.
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A) mobile marketing.
B) online advertising options.
C) paid search options.
D) click fraud prevention.
E) national online campaigns.
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A) the number of different advertisements, sales promotions, or publicity events in an IMC campaign for a product or service.
B) the total number of times an advertisement is aired on television or radio.
C) the average number of times a firm airs an advertisement.
D) the number of times an advertisement can be shown before it begins to lose its effectiveness.
E) the average number of times a person in the target audience is exposed to an advertisement.
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Multiple Choice
A) premium
B) sweepstakes
C) contest
D) deal
E) end-run sample
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Multiple Choice
A) deals.
B) rebates.
C) samples.
D) coupons.
E) premiums.
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Multiple Choice
A) product
B) public service
C) institutional
D) reminder
E) repositioning
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A) wasted coverage.
B) cord-cutting.
C) wireless TV.
D) binge watching.
E) media freedom.
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A) reminder institutional
B) competitive institutional
C) pioneering institutional
D) product advocacy
E) product differentiation
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