Generally Speaking, Comparative Ads Are More Effective When

question 2

Multiple Choice

Generally speaking, comparative ads are more effective when:

• A) the marketer of a new product wishes to give his product a clear brand image close to that of the dominant brand
• B) the marketer of an established brand wishes to freshen the image of his brand on selected attributes
• C) the marketer of a new product wishes to cut promotional costs
• D) the marketer of an established brand wishes to eliminate new competition
• E) the marketer of a new product wishes to point out faults in the dominant brand

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