Answer:
The message is designed to persuade <u>the audience/prospective consumers.</u>
Specifically, the primary purpose fo this message is to <u>sell animation products.</u>
The secondary purpose is to <u>position </u><em><u>Akihabara Imports</u></em><u> as an appealing brand or the best place to purchase Animation Products.</u>
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The questions to ask when profiling an audience are:
E) Who is my primary Audience?
It is important to know who one is advertising to. That is, those who can actually purchase ones product(s) must be identified. It is illogical, for instance, to advertise Mannequins to Farmers. They have no use for it.
B) Why am I writing this message?
As already stated above, the purpose of advert must be clear. When you know want to achieve, the next question to ask is 'how can I achieve this?', 'who can help us achieve this'?
C) What is my relationship with the audience
If a business is a first timer in the market, it means there is no relationship at all with the target audience. An existing business with a history of transactions with the target audience would most likely approach it's adverts differently.
Please Note:
- You don't need to like you audience to sell or advertise to them. However, it is critical to have a value adding mentality to succeed in the market place.
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Answer:B. Amanda must advise Sean and Dianne promptly of the inaccuracy and the consequences provided by Internal Revenue Code and Regulations.
Explanation:
Sean and Dianne have probably engaged Amanda at the end of the tax year and they are to face implications of the transactions as it relates to tax matters, Amanda is to provide them with legislation in relation to the matter to educate them in future tax transactions.
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Your answer would be <u>C). A tortious act may also be a criminal act.</u>
The reason why C would be your answer is because a tortious act is something that harms someone in any way. The reason why it "may" be a criminal act is because determine if the tortious act is a criminal act really depends on the scenario that is occurring. For example, someone could cause a tortious act in a way of self defense, this scenario would be debatable because the person that committed the tortious act had a valid reason in doing so, and that was protecting themselves. But, if a person was to cause a tortious act by hurting someone to steal from them, then that would definitely be a criminal act because they are performing dangerous things to someone else, and the person could file a lawsuit against it.
Let's dive into why the other answer choices are incorrect. We can use the old fashion process of elimination:
Answer choice "A). A tortious act is always a criminal act" is incorrect because it is not always a criminal act, it depends on the scenario it's in. This is the reason why this answer choice would be eliminated.
Answer choice "B). A criminal act is always a tortious act" is incorrect because there are MANY criminal acts that doesn't harm anyone, for example, tax evasion (not paying taxes) is a criminal act, but does not cause any harm to anyone. This is the reason why this answer choice would be eliminated.
Answer choice "D). A tortious act is the same as a contract dispute" is incorrect because harming someone is not the same as not doing what a contract says. A contact dispute is when someone that's part of a contract did not do a duty that the contract says that they're suppose to do, and that usually doesn't have to be any harm to anyone. That would not be the same as a tortious act, harming someone. This is the reason why this answer choice would be eliminated.
