Consumers Tend to View Sponsorships in a Positive Light Because

question 13

Multiple Choice

Consumers tend to view sponsorships in a positive light because:

• A) they allow the consumers to get a first-hand experience of a product.
• B) they are clearly connected to events that matter to the target audience.
• C) they do not involve any form of transaction in either cash or kind.
• D) only the premium brands opt for sponsorship.

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