Retailers Can Reduce Problems Associated with Selective Retention by

question 90

Multiple Choice

Retailers can reduce problems associated with selective retention by

• A) hiring well-known celebrities to sponsor their products.
• B) adding more end-aisle and other point-of-purchase displays throughout the store.
• C) providing brochures for consumers to take home.
• D) adopting advertising campaigns that use bright colors and a new selection of popular background music.
• E) offering extended service warranties.

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