A) lower credibility than with advertising
B) limited exposure
C) timeliness
D) higher costs than advertising or personal selling
E) loss of control over the message
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A) Vertical cooperative
B) Vertically integrated
C) Horizontal cooperative
D) Horizontal comparison
E) Horizontally integrated
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A) primary-demand and selective-demand.
B) product and service.
C) consumer and trade.
D) sponsor-identified and sponsor-unknown.
E) direct-action and indirect-action.
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A) business-to-business
B) institutional
C) direct-action
D) business-to-consumer
E) service
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A) technical
B) business-to-business
C) primary-demand
D) selective-demand
E) cooperative
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A) expanding the use of a product.
B) counteracting product substitution.
C) improving dealer relations.
D) supporting personal selling efforts.
E) doing all of the above.
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A) institutional
B) customer-service
C) primary-demand
D) direct-action
E) reminder
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A) appeals to the environmentally-aware consumer.
B) is most appropriate for brief messages.
C) is a high cost-per-exposure medium.
D) is the most selective of all advertising media.
E) is a low-CPM medium because of its broad reach.
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A) Cooperative advertising has been encouraged by the Federal Trade Commission as a way to stimulate selective demand.
B) Most cooperative advertising is done on radio.
C) Cooperative advertising appears most frequently on TV.
D) The two types of cooperative advertising are direct-action and indirect-action.
E) Cooperative advertising is often used to extend a firm's promotion budget.
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A) vertical cooperative
B) integrated
C) direct-action
D) horizontal cooperative
E) comparison
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A) personal selling.
B) medium selection.
C) publicity.
D) a sales promotion.
E) public relations.
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A) secondary-demand
B) institutional
C) primary-demand
D) selective-demand
E) cooperative
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True/False
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A) secondary-demand
B) primary-demand
C) selective-demand
D) indirect-action
E) pioneering
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A) is paid to newspapers and magazines in order to reserve page space to counter a competitive advertising blitz.
B) equals the portion of the marketing budget to be used for advertising.
C) refers to the proportion of the audience that is exposed to an ad message but does not remember it.
D) is a kind of cash discount offered by a manufacturer to a retailer to encourage the retailer to advertise or . prominently display a product.
E) equals the percentage of the product price that is spent for advertising.
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A) the nature of the target audience
B) the organization's promotional objectives
C) the cost of the device
D) current economic conditions
E) all of the above
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A) demand-sustaining
B) demand-creating
C) pioneering
D) competitive
E) comparative
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