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kotegsom [21]
3 years ago
12

The intent of corporate advertising is to make sure that all of a company's products are seen in a common, positive manner. True

or false?
Business
1 answer:
evablogger [386]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

False since the intent of corporate advertising is usually done to ensure that the perception of the company's image is positive.

Explanation:

Corporate advertising is usually done to ensure that the perception of the company's image is positive. The products under the corporation is not a priority in this case, rather its is the company as a whole that needs to be viewed in good light.

This kind of advertising forms part of the public relations techniques used by the company or institution to improve its public image. There are so many companies with different brands under them that utilize this advertising technique to improve their standing in the public eye. It is a way of making the company itself to be a brand by advertising the company as a package.

These companies always want to prove that they care more about the public than they care for the products, in this way they create the perception that the company is primary and anything else is secondary.

Cooperate advertising is majorly used in companies whose business activities have a negative effect to the public. Cooperation that engage in mining activities or activities that affect the environment are likely to utilize this form of advertising.

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