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Anon25 [30]
2 years ago
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Broker Barb takes out a two-page color full-page ad in the weekend paper of her listed properties. What form of advertisement is

this
Business
1 answer:
romanna [79]2 years ago
7 0

It is the form of product advertisement.

<h3>What is a product advertisement?</h3>
  • Product advertising promotes a specific product of a brand rather than the brand itself.
  • These advertising emphasize product characteristics and benefits rather than brand reputation or brand awareness.
  • Direct mail, comparative, cooperative, informational, and outdoor advertising are some kinds of product advertising.
  • Television, radio, print, websites, social media, outdoor/billboards, and digital placement are all examples of advertising channels.
  • Broker Barb advertises her listed homes in the weekend paper with a two-page color full-page ad, which is also a type of product advertising.

Therefore, in the given situation it is the form of product advertisement.

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