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Marketing Real People Study Set 1
Quiz 11: Advertising, Public Relations, Promotions, Direct Marketing and Personal Selling
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Question 121
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What is the difference between institutional advertising and advocacy advertising?
Question 122
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Describe public relations and four objectives it is often used to achieve.
Question 123
True/False
Personal selling is crucial in business-to-business marketing, especially when the deal involves intense price negotiations.
Question 124
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Why might public relations efforts have a strong impact on public awareness at a substantially lower cost than advertising?
Question 125
True/False
A new trend in promotions is the use of technology to replace personal selling.
Question 126
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Briefly describe four main objections to advertising.
Question 127
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Compare reach and frequency.For which type of products is media reach more important? For which type of products is media frequency more important?
Question 128
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Identify the traditional mass media vehicles and identify some of the strengths and weaknesses of each type.
Question 129
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How are companies taking advantage of interactive technologies to tap consumers for message ideas and actual ads? What are the benefits and disadvantages of "do-it-yourself" advertising?
Question 130
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Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of using different types of Internet advertising.
Question 131
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During an episode of the TV show Everybody Loves Raymond, Ray knocked over an entire display of Ragu Express, a packaged pasta-and-sauce meal, when he was in the supermarket with his wife.What style of advertising was implemented during this television scene? Explain your answer.
Question 132
True/False
Direct-response TV (DRTV) includes short commercials of less than two minutes, thirty-minute or longer infomercials, and home shopping networks such as the Shopping Channel.