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One way to see that publicity is handled well by the media is to:
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Podcasting enables independent producers to create self-published, syndicated "radio shows."
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Compared to advertising, publicity offers a firm greater control over when and how often the message is communicated.
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When marketing to consumers in the global, it's important for companies to remember that promoting products:
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The purpose of interactive promotion is to create a monologue that convinces customers to act quickly.
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Independent producers can create self-published syndicated "radio shows" using:
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Viral marketing describes everything from paying people to say positive things on the Internet to schemes where consumers get commissions for directing friends to specific websites.
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Nightbrite Company's relies heavily on advertising, personal selling, and a limited use of product sampling.
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The popularity of the Internet enables companies to decrease their emphasis on traditional promotional tools such as TV advertising.
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Free TV and radio broadcasting is made possible by advertising.
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Which of the following is an advantage of magazine advertising?
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In terms of total dollars spent, the number one and two advertising media are:
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Bob is a salesperson for a firm that markets products in a B2B market. His wife, Sally, is a salesperson for a retail store selling top quality electronics goods. While Bob is likely to be successful using follow up after the sale, Sally should avoid this approach.
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advertising supports a particular view or position on an issue.
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To execute an effective promotional strategy, firms are required to choose between a push strategy and a pull strategy.
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An effective public relations program informs the public that the firm is responsive to their needs.
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