Which forms of nontraditional marketing do not clearly fit into a "store-based" or "nonstore-based" classification?
A)catalog sales and airport retailing
B)vending machines and direct selling
C)video kiosks and airport retailing
D)direct marketing and direct selling

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Video kiosks and airport retailing do not clearly fit into a "store-based" or "nonstore-based" classification. Video kiosks are often found in public places such as malls, airports, and train stations, but they are not free-standing retail stores. Airport retailing, on the other hand, may involve both store-based and nonstore-based elements, as it can include both traditional airport shops and online sales through airport websites or mobile apps. Catalog sales (A) and direct marketing (D) are forms of nonstore-based marketing, while vending machines (B) and direct selling (B and D) are examples of store-based and nonstore-based marketing, respectively.

Which Forms of Nontraditional Marketing Do Not Clearly Fit into a "Store-Based