A) FDA
B) FCC
C) FTC
D) FRS
E) USPS
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A) make consumers cry.
B) create a bond between the consumer and the brand.
C) get consumers to think about the benefits of the product.
D) balance social marketing with product-focused advertising.
E) deliver a logical message.
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A) public relations; institutional advertising
B) advertising; personal selling
C) sales promotion; advertising
D) advertising; public relations
E) corporate blogs; public relations
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A) meet the needs of society.
B) inform,persuade,or remind customers.
C) comply with FCC rules combined with FTC antitrust regulations.
D) entertain or apprise.
E) match production scheduling with consumer demand.
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A) match the medium and the objectives.
B) correspond with globally accepted norms.
C) include a minimum of puffery and maximum media buy.
D) selectively pull retailers into the marketing channel.
E) cover new creative ground to be effective.
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A) product-focused advertisement
B) consumer-generated advertisement
C) public service announcement
D) reminder advertisement
E) push strategy
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A) the FCC regulations regarding children.
B) the provisions of the Children's Television Act of 1990.
C) the Better Business Bureau's Children's Advertising Review Unit guidelines.
D) the federal GAO regulations on advertising.
E) the Food and Drug Administration guidelines.
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A) one product is well known and one product is less known.
B) the firms have a prior marketing relationship.
C) the two products are similar in price.
D) the promotion takes place over a very short time period.
E) the two products appeal to the same target market.
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A) the quality of his kayaks.
B) how much money he spends.
C) how well he can identify his target audience.
D) how much consumers like him.
E) whether he can gain commitments from manufacturers for complementary products.
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A) the size of the advertising team.
B) the characteristics of the media selected to carry the message.
C) the opportunity for posttesting.
D) the sales promotion opportunities.
E) the coupon redemption rate.
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A) many people think of marketing and advertising as synonymous.
B) it is the most important part of a marketing mix.
C) everyone prefers to be in advertising.
D) marketing budgets always emphasize advertising over other forms of communication.
E) it is the largest source of employment opportunities for marketing graduates.
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Multiple Choice
A) cause-related marketing.
B) pulsing.
C) tracking.
D) flighting.
E) lifting.
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A) promotional deal
B) mass media buy
C) product placement
D) loyalty program
E) sampling
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Multiple Choice
A) B2B marketing usually involves more personal selling.
B) B2B marketing is too expensive to use advertising.
C) business customers prefer coupons.
D) B2B markets are too homogeneous to use advertising.
E) publicity is the most effective advertising in B2B markets.
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A) Promotional co-branding
B) Cross-promotion
C) Joint-venture promotion
D) Multi-target promoting
E) Convenience promoting
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Multiple Choice
A) B2B programs
B) Trade incentives
C) Sales promotions
D) Push programs
E) Targeted leader items
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Multiple Choice
A) a pull strategy-to get the product into stores by having consumers demand it.
B) a push strategy-to stimulate interest among members of the supply chain.
C) to win advertising awards.
D) to offset sales promotion costs.
E) to maximize media planning.
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