The Message in Advertisements from the Economist Is

question 29

Multiple Choice

The message in advertisements from The Economist is:

• A)strong creative doesn't need to be meshed with strategy.
• B)the longer it takes to penetrate the mind, the longer it remains there.
• C)the faster an idea penetrates the mind, the more powerful it is.
• D)long headlines can be effective if coupled with short headline ads.
• E)the more powerful an idea is, the faster it penetrates the mind.

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