A) there is no competition.
B) the print pages are quicker and easier to use than the Internet.
C) they are more mobile than other information sources.
D) they have excellent coverage of rural and older segments.
E) there are no delivery costs.
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A) co-branding.
B) a subliminal tie-in.
C) product placement.
D) a partnership promotion.
E) product parallelism.
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A) operations
B) creative
C) media
D) production
E) management
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A) scope.
B) share.
C) CPM.
D) rating.
E) reach.
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A) It is easy to measure the impact of online advertising.
B) Although annoying, click fraud and web-tipping are not causing real financial damage.
C) Although they are popular for younger generations, few baby boomers can be reached with online ads.
D) Though all online ads may not result in "clicks," studies show they can still result in higher purchases and website traffic.
E) "Clickbots" can help eliminate fraud in online advertising.
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A) 5
B) 12
C) 18
D) 24
E) 33
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A) trade-oriented sales promotions.
B) consumer-oriented promotions.
C) reseller-oriented promotions.
D) wholesaler-oriented promotions.
E) retailer-oriented promotions.
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A) CPM = (Advertising cost ($) ÷ Audience size) × 100.
B) CPM = (Frequency ($) ÷ Audience size) × 1,000.
C) CPM = (Frequency ($) ÷ Audience size) × 100.
D) CPM = (Advertising cost ($) ÷ Audience size) × 1,000.
E) CPM = (Advertising cost ($) ÷ Audience size) × 1,000,000.
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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) what men find sexy, most women do not, and vice versa.
B) ads 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) trade-oriented sales promotions.
B) manufacturers' promotions.
C) channel promotions.
D) consumer-oriented sales promotions.
E) reseller promotions.
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A) sample.
B) deal.
C) rebate.
D) premium.
E) coupon.
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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) premium
B) deal
C) coupon
D) rebate
E) student incentive
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A) trade promotion programs.
B) consumer promotion programs.
C) cooperative advertising programs.
D) cause-related marketing programs.
E) shared-responsibility programs.
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A) the ability to use lifestyle segmentation.
B) the short lead time for placing an ad.
C) excellent color graphics.
D) minimum distraction from other features.
E) extended life span.
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A) reach multiplied by frequency.
B) reach multiplied by rating.
C) cost multiplied by frequency.
D) cost divided by reach.
E) cost divided by audience size times 1000.
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A) the number of TV viewers of the Super Bowl has become very large.
B) the ads are much more elaborate and therefore more expensive to produce.
C) the NFL knows advertisers will pay anything it wants.
D) the ad agencies have dramatically increased their creative and production fees.
E) the companies that create Super Bowl ads do not have to run any other ads all year.
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A) access to competitive intelligence from its competitors that are owned by the same firm.
B) an ideal portfolio of high-profile clients.
C) an increased reputation for being a socially responsible company.
D) an ability to rebrand to more closely align with new objectives.
E) useful research on a scale that is not available to a small company.
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