A) posttest the promotion.
B) design the promotion.
C) state the mission.
D) carry out the promotion.
E) identify possible advertising or promotional firms.
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A) directed audience
B) intended audience
C) promotion audience
D) selling audience
E) target audience
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A) The need for improved reliability and security in many countries has slowed the growth of direct mail.
B) The availability of credit and credit cards varies throughout the world.
C) The use of web "tracking" tools by direct marketers to segment consumers and match them with advertising are uniformly appreciated by consumers because they speed up the online purchase process.
D) The mail, telephone, and Internet systems in many countries are not as well developed as they are in the United States.
E) The European Union passed a consumer privacy law, called the Data Protection Directive due to consumer concerns about privacy.
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A) A properly encoded message may be sent through the wrong channel and never make it to the receiver.
B) In an attempt to be creative, the encoder creates a message with too much noise.
C) The communications channel is not properly funded.
D) The message is considered too ordinary because there is too broad a field of experience.
E) There is no interest on the part of the receiver because the product itself is inadequate.
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A) public relations
B) publicity
C) sales promotion
D) rebates
E) personal selling
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A) a customer-directed flow of communications, often in a face-to-face encounter, designed to promote a product with the purpose of making a sale.
B) an individualized communications program specifically designed for a single customer because the item being sold is unique to that person.
C) a mass selling approach that has been tailored to meet the unique needs of a target market based on age, gender, ethnicity, or occupation.
D) the two-way flow of communication between a buyer and a seller, often in a face-to-face encounter, designed to influence a person's or group's purchase decision.
E) any spoken (rather than visual or print) attempt to promote a product for the purpose of making a sale.
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A) an integrated
B) a pull
C) a push
D) an inertia
E) an exclusive
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A) customer incentive.
B) customer enticement.
C) free publicity.
D) sales promotion.
E) purchase incentive.
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A) advertises a great deal to its wholesalers, retailers, and ultimate consumers with the use of nationwide advertising campaigns.
B) forces a retailer to promote its product by placing national brand ads in local newspapers.
C) directs the promotional mix at ultimate consumers to encourage them to ask retailers for the product.
D) directs the promotional mix toward channel members to gain their cooperation in ordering and stocking the product.
E) directs retailers to promote one product over another to help balance fluctuations in inventory.
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A) scheduling
B) development
C) implementation
D) evaluation
E) planning
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A) It can be difficult to receive good feedback with personal selling.
B) It can be difficult to get media cooperation.
C) It is extremely expensive per exposure.
D) Personal selling can be easily duplicated.
E) Personal selling can easily lead to promotion wars.
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A) direct sales.
B) publicity.
C) direct marketing.
D) a public service announcement.
E) personal selling.
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A) its strategy includes using all types of promotional activities that deliver a consistent message.
B) it does not want to reach any member of its target audience more than once to conserve resources.
C) IMC is less expensive than other forms of promotion, such as public service announcements.
D) if it didn't, Disney would have to use indirect personal selling.
E) it is more concerned about frequency of attendance than geographic reach.
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A) direct orders.
B) lead generation.
C) traffic generation.
D) indirect orders.
E) prospecting.
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A) product information regarding benefits and usage from receiver to the sender outside the channel of communication.
B) the slogan or tagline of a specific product.
C) proprietary information linking a specific product to a promotional campaign.
D) the information sent by a source to a receiver during the communication process.
E) a television or radio commercial from the buyer to the seller.
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A) Personal selling can be very persuasive.
B) Personal selling has low seller involvement.
C) Personal selling can prepare messages quickly.
D) Personal selling is an efficient means for reaching large numbers of people.
E) Personal selling is often the most credible source in the consumer's mind.
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A) a channel of communication
B) a concept
C) a brand
D) a slogan
E) an offer
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A) the purchase continuum.
B) the hierarchy of effects.
C) the product life cycle.
D) the consumer purchasing scale.
E) Maslow's hierarchy.
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