Print ads that are ready to be sent to the local print media as soon as the retailer or dealer adds identification, location, promotion prices, or other information are known as ________.

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Ad slicks are pre-designed advertisements that are ready to be sent to print media. Once the retailer or dealer adds their specific information, such as identification, location, and prices, the ad can be printed and distributed. This saves time and resources for both the advertiser and the media outlet, as they do not have to spend extra time designing the ad. Spiffs, push incentives, ad comps, and ad incentives are all different types of promotions and incentives used in marketing, but they do not refer to pre-designed print ads.

Print Ads That Are Ready to Be Sent to the Local