Multiple Choice
The manager of your local Starbucks is trying to increase store traffic on Friday nights from 8 to 10 p.m. She has decided to offer live music by local musicians and to promote this change mostly through publicity and word-of-mouth. How effective will this strategy most likely be?
A) Publicity and word-of-mouth will work only if they create a different message than the message that is created by the store's other promotional tools.
B) Publicity and word-of-mouth will increase promotional expenses dramatically with little effect.
C) Publicity and word-of-mouth are likely to be ineffective because they do not create as powerful an impact as advertising.
D) Publicity and word-of-mouth are likely to have a powerful impact, but the manager will have little direct control over the message they create.
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