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3 years ago

Marketing activities today are completed in much the same way they have always been done. True False

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lesya692 [45]3 years ago

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Answer:

False

Explanation:

Marketing have evolved over the years, centuries and as such, marketing activities are now completed differently. With the advent of technology and its ever increasing innovations, marketing has transcended door to door and the likes obtainable in the times of old and today we have telemarketing, Direct mail marketing, brochures, websites, press releases, trade fair participation,etc. These marketing activities has ensured that businesses are not restricted to its locale and a limited population but rather a very large and global population.

Today, some businesses have marketing as their main activity; which goes to show the changes that marketing and its activities have undergone to be able to become a stand-alone business in itself.

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