A) inability to cover local markets.
B) long lead time for ad placement.
C) long life span.
D) relatively high cost.
E) competition for reader attention with other features in the newspaper.
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A) advertorials
B) infomercials
C) intrusionaries
D) advocacy ads
E) missionary ads
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A) organizational allowance
B) merchandise allowance
C) manufacturer's enhancement
D) finance allowance
E) case allowance
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A) lottery
B) contest
C) premium
D) sweepstakes
E) deal
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A) the ads are much more elaborate.
B) the TV stations know the advertisers will pay more.
C) the number of viewers is growing.
D) the ad agencies have dramatically increased their fees.
E) companies that run Super Bowl ads do not have to run any other ads all year long.
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A) differentiation
B) philanthropic
C) reminder
D) persuasive
E) informational
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A) Cost per thousand impressions = Advertising cost ($) / Impressions generated (in 100s) .
B) Cost per thousand impressions = Total net revenue ($) / Impressions generated in 1000s) .
C) Cost per thousand impressions = Total gross revenue ($) / Impressions generated (in 1000s) .
D) Cost per thousand impressions = Advertising cost ($) / Impressions generated (in 1000s) .
E) Cost per thousand impressions = Advertising cost ($) / Impressions generated (in 500s) .
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A) trade-oriented sales promotions.
B) encoding promotional tools.
C) manufacturer's promotions.
D) consumer promotions.
E) sales promotions.
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A) premium
B) deal
C) coupon
D) rebate
E) student incentive
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A) inquiry testing
B) concept testing
C) unaided recall
D) portfolio testing
E) aided recall
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A) reminder
B) competitive
C) pioneering
D) institutional
E) differentiation
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A) reminder
B) advocacy
C) guilt
D) fear
E) sex
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A) minimizing ad redundancy.
B) minimizing ad boredom.
C) minimizing ad costs.
D) minimizing ad inconsistency.
E) minimizing ad distractions.
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A) there is no need to segment markets.
B) messages are automatically translated into multiple languages.
C) Internet advertising can use rich media to create interactive ads.
D) there are no real costs except computers used for initial encoding.
E) it is relatively simple to run national online campaign across multiple sites.
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A) who felt the ad was vague or ambiguous
B) who felt elements of the ad were inappropriate
C) who could summarize the key ad points in their own words
D) who saw or read any part of the ad identifying the product or brand (seen-associated)
E) who remembered having seen the ad before and had already tried the product
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A) institutional
B) differentiation
C) pioneering
D) competitive
E) reminder
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A) financial goals
B) time constraints
C) pricing constraints
D) target audiences
E) promotion objectives
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A) deal
B) premium
C) rebate
D) coupon
E) sample
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A) reminder
B) advocacy
C) cognitive
D) humor
E) fear
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