A) more effective in reaching consumers.
B) almost always used in conjunction with consumer satisfaction surveys.
C) a paid form of marketing communication.
D) designed to remind consumers, while publicity is used to persuade consumers.
E) designed for very targeted audiences, while publicity reaches mass audiences.
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A) prompt repurchase of a product.
B) create and build brand awareness.
C) accelerate market acceptance.
D) gather information about consumers.
E) persuade consumers to change existing perceptions.
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A) headline.
B) body copy.
C) brand elements.
D) photo credits.
E) subheads.
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A) emotional
B) ethical
C) informational
D) institutional
E) reminder
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A) "Buy now, pay later."
B) "Doing business in Peoria since 1848."
C) "Buy one, get one free."
D) "Now available-the latest fall fashions."
E) "New and improved!"
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A) PR has become increasingly important as costs of other forms of marketing communications continue to increase.
B) consumers have become increasing skeptical of marketing claims made in conventional media.
C) media coverage generated by PR is seen as more credible than paid advertising.
D) because of its high cost, the use of PR has waned in recent years.
E) public relations activities often support other promotional efforts.
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A) value-based posttesting.
B) niche media emotional appeals to the mass market.
C) a consistent and compelling message.
D) selective, continuous pulsing.
E) mild puffery.
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A) informative
B) persuasive
C) social marketing
D) emotional
E) institutional
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A) the complete FCC regulations.
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) deals
B) premiums
C) samples
D) sweepstakes
E) rebates
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A) create; stimulate; ignore
B) beg; borrow; steal
C) pay; buy; entertain
D) inform; persuade; remind
E) push; pull; sell
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A) unique to the industry.
B) meaningful to the consumer.
C) variable over time.
D) a one-time message.
E) generally unsustainable.
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A) generate goodwill for the company.
B) pull the product into the marketing channel through consumer demand.
C) signal strategy changes to market competitors.
D) make it easier to do posttesting.
E) push the product into retail stores so customers can purchase it.
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