Exam 13: Global Communication Strategies

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In the domain of advertising, ___________________ means that marketers encourage their affiliates to adopt, or at least consider, advertising ideas that have proven successful in other markets.

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Given that advertising regulations not only govern advertising in foreign markets but can also create difficulties, how can marketers cope? All of the following are Valid suggestions EXCEPT:

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The most popular budgeting rule is the objective-and-task method.

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If an advertiser spells out the goals of their communication strategy and determines what they would like to accomplish with advertising and then plans a budget Accordingly, they are probably using the ______________ method of budgeting.

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_________________ refer(s) to a collection of short-term incentive tools that lead to quicker and/or larger sales of a particular product by consumers or the trade.

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Which of the following does NOT describe mobile marketing?

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In the area of "Not-Invented-Here" (NIH) syndrome, stonewalling attempts at standardization may come from ________________ subsidiaries/advertising Agencies.

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In international marketing, advertising to some extent is a _________________ phenomenon.

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Trade shows are also called _______________________.

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There are a variety of formats for creating international advertising. With _________ advertising, the creative strategy is highly centralized. Universal copy is developed For all markets.

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Ad regulations governing the advertising of cigarettes would probably fall under which of the following advertising regulation categories?

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Idioms that use slang from one country to another may inadvertently lead to embarrassing meanings in the host country.

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Sampling, price-offs, coupons, sweepstakes, bonus packs, and trade allowances are all examples of ____________________.

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Trade shows in Europe:

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Procter & Gamble has attempted to cut back on _____________ strategy incentives by introducing every-day-low-pricing.

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In the ________________ approach, every country subsidiary follows its own course developing its own ads based on what it thinks works best in its market.

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A good case can be made for standardizing an ad campaign in the international marketplace. All of the following would be good, justifiable reasons for Standardization EXCEPT:

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With prototype standardization, ____________________ spell out guidelines on the positioning theme.

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Research from an advertising agency survey indicates that the number one reason for standardizing multinational advertising was to:

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Most firms do not rely heavily on the expertise of an advertising agency.

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