A) trade-oriented sales promotions.
B) manufacturers' promotions.
C) channel promotions.
D) consumer-oriented sales promotions.
E) reseller promotions.
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A) Comparative advertisements are illegal in the United States.
B) Comparative advertisements are disliked by most consumers and thus attract negative attention for the advertiser's brand.
C) Comparative advertisements need market research to provide legal support for their claims.
D) Comparative advertisements are a form of institutional advertising.
E) Comparative advertisements are rarely constructed to be persuasive.
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A) Humorous content automatically improves the reach of an advertisement.
B) Some studies suggest that humor wears out quickly,losing the interest of consumers.
C) Humor's effectiveness may vary across cultures if used in a global campaign.
D) The use of humor is widespread in advertising and can be found in many product categories.
E) Advertisers believe that humor improves the effectiveness of their ads.
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A) digital
B) tracking
C) monitor
D) content
E) display
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A) ads look better on high-definition (HD) computer screens.
B) it captures a user's undivided attention.
C) there will be more advertising space available.
D) it uses inexpensive technology so investment is minimal.
E) measuring TV viewership will be easier.
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A) their fees were too high.
B) they changed their minds about appearing in ads,breaching their contracts.
C) they received negative public attention.
D) the image of the firms they represented had changed,becoming inconsistent with their own.
E) the ads were not effective.
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A) aided recall tests.
B) unaided recall tests.
C) attitude tests.
D) sales tests.
E) inquiry tests.
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A) do not always lead to changes in consumers' recall,recognition,or purchase intent.
B) contain no information to help consumers.
C) rarely appeal to both men and women.
D) wear out quickly,boring the consumer.
E) don't appeal to the millennial cohort.
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A) cost per thousand occurrences;cost-per-mil
B) cost per thousand incidences;cost-per-snap
C) cost per thousand impressions;cost-per-click
D) cost per thousand recurrences;cost-per-lead
E) cost per thousand frequencies;cost-per-hit
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A) The majority of coupons are distributed as freestanding inserts in newspapers.
B) Companies have decreased their use of coupons as redemption rates have fallen.
C) The usage rate among consumer for coupons has declined sharply since the end of the last recession.
D) Online coupons only account for a small percentage of total coupon redemptions.
E) Most coupons are now issued without an expiration date.
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A) news release.
B) news conference.
C) promotional giveaway.
D) PSA.
E) cooperative advertisement.
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A) reminder
B) competitive
C) pioneering
D) institutional
E) objective
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A) The National Enquirer and The National Review.
B) The Wall Street Journal and USA Today.
C) The Daily Beast and The National Enquirer.
D) The Chicago Tribune and the Los Angeles Times.
E) The Christian Science Monitor and The Huffington Post.
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A) religious repercussions after death.
B) disenfranchisement from mainstream society.
C) a lack of patriotic responsibility.
D) a lack of self-respect or self-worth.
E) warnings against the rise of extreme or dangerous ideologies.
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A) virtual and augmented reality.
B) direct-to-DVR.
C) 16K Ultra HD satellite TV.
D) 90-second commercials.
E) commercials broadcast on home control technology.
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A) the perceived risk
B) the sustainability of the message
C) the reputation of the prospective media firm
D) the media habits of the target audience
E) the length of time required to get the message across
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A) takes a relatively short time to read.
B) incorporates four-color graphics too frequently.
C) usually has little competition with other media features.
D) is quickly replacing television advertising.
E) is perceived to be more inspirational than other media.
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A) premium
B) rebate
C) coupon
D) deal
E) product placement
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A) transportation messaging.
B) public service announcements.
C) transit advertising.
D) public advertising.
E) vehicular advertising.
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A) compassionate appeals.
B) guilt appeals.
C) family appeals.
D) fear appeals.
E) coercive appeals.
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