A) coupon
B) deal
C) sample
D) premium
E) product placement
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A) advocacy
B) competitive
C) reminder
D) comparative
E) differentiation
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A) a contest
B) a premium
C) a deal
D) a rebate
E) a sample
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A) 500,000 readers.
B) 1 million readers.
C) 2 million readers.
D) 5 million readers.
E) 10 million readers.
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A) product or service features
B) time constraints
C) pricing constraints
D) target audiences
E) advertising objectives
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A) tell people what a product is, what it can do, and where it can be found.
B) show one brand's strengths relative to those of competitors.
C) reinforce previous knowledge of a product.
D) promote the advantages of one product class over another.
E) persuade the target market to select the firm's brand rather than that of a competitor.
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A) OTV or online TV.
B) digital video recorders (DVRs) .
C) more cable programming.
D) 90-second commercials.
E) flat screens.
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A) their inability to cover local markets.
B) readers damage the newspaper when clipping its ads.
C) their short life span.
D) the high cost of ads.
E) their quick consumer response.
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A) steady
B) flighting
C) dripping
D) pulsing
E) burst
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A) deals.
B) rebates.
C) samples.
D) premiums
E) discounts.
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A) rhetorical appeal
B) sex appeal
C) humorous appeal
D) appeal to self-esteem
E) fear appeal
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A) reminder
B) pioneering
C) reinforcement
D) comparative
E) competitive
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A) a reference group appeal
B) snob appeals
C) a peer spokesperson
D) a sex appeal
E) a celebrity spokesperson
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A) complementary
B) harmonizing
C) balancing
D) free goods
E) paired
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A) advertising programs by which a manufacturer pays a percentage of the retailer's local advertising expense for advertising the manufacturer's products.
B) advertising programs by which a manufacturer pays for national ad distribution and the retailer pays for local advertising expense.
C) advertising for all stores located in strip malls or other shared facilities financed as a part of their leasing fees.
D) advertising paid for by multiple independent firms to promote a product class rather than an individual product or firm.
E) advertising paid for by several unrelated firms to promote a worthy cause such as cancer research.
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A) product advertisements.
B) service advertisements.
C) persuasive advertisements.
D) institutional advertisements.
E) cooperative advertisements.
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A) scope.
B) share.
C) CPM.
D) rating.
E) reach.
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A) PageLeaf
B) PageFolio
C) PageRank
D) PageCall
E) PageTag
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A) aided recall
B) jury tests
C) tracking testing
D) performance tests
E) comparison tests
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