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Alla [95]
3 years ago
10

50 POINTS****WILL GIVE BRAINLIST

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dimaraw [331]3 years ago
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3, Non-profit marketers usually will come door to door or business to business asking for sponsors or inviting you to a social event. They will also have fundraisers at other establishments such as culvers and zap zone

4, I bought five different bracelets out of a pamphlet for my friends at school each had a different meaning and story that fit their personalities the pamphlet gave me a discount for buying so many and that compelled me to buy it.

5, One business I know of that has a great marketing concept is McDonald's it has hundreds of commercials, sweepstakes, and coupons that make consumers want to buy.

8, One commercial I have seen that emit emotions are don't drink and drive commercials they can hit close to home but I don't consider it an ethical dilemma because it gives people knowledge and protects an issue does not cause one

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