A) Cross-media organizations
B) Magazine networks
C) Publication verification networks
D) Magazine blocks
E) Print networks
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A) The more the color used in an ad, the lower the advertising cost.
B) Advertisers prefer using black and white ads because of the greater visual impact on portraits.
C) Color ads are considered better suited for attracting and holding attention.
D) Bleed pages are always less expensive than color pages with margins because less fine-tuning is required with bleed pages.
E) Color ads are generally cheaper than black and white ads if they are placed on the front cover of a magazine.
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A) break through the clutter typically found in newspapers.
B) create high reproduction quality ads.
C) make a newspaper accountable for the sales generated by the ad.
D) reduce overall costs of newspaper advertising.
E) identify potential target markets.
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A) local zone.
B) retail trading zone.
C) demarcated zone.
D) peripheral zone.
E) special category zone.
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A) Trade newspapers
B) Newspaper supplements
C) Regional newspapers
D) Special-audience newspapers
E) Demographic-oriented newspapers
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A) They are useful for reaching general consumers of services.
B) They are published for a specific business or industry.
C) They are sold only through circulation.
D) They are also known as farm publications.
E) They are not suitable for reaching a specific target market.
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A) bleed page.
B) gatefold.
C) multisensory ad.
D) printacular.
E) run-of-page ad.
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A) It offers limited geographic selectivity.
B) It is typically considered to lack permanence.
C) It tends to extend the prestige associated with the magazine to the product.
D) It is generally considered unsuitable for inexpensive consumer products.
E) It is typically used only for B2B marketing.
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A) their limited pass-along readership.
B) a lack of reader interest and involvement.
C) the presence of extensive clutter.
D) a lack of geographic selectivity.
E) poor reproduction quality.
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A) gatefold
B) SAU
C) city zones
D) combination zones
E) ego circulation
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A) Primary circulation
B) Total circulation
C) Tangential readership
D) Guaranteed circulation
E) Pass-along circulation
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A) in newspapers
B) in magazines
C) on cable television
D) on radio
E) on network television
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A) Split running
B) Overrunning
C) Gatefolding
D) Ink-jetting
E) Selective binding
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A) Preferred position rates
B) Flat rates
C) Local advertising rates
D) General advertising rates
E) Combination rates
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A) flat
B) run of paper
C) preferred position
D) agate
E) SAU
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A) trade newspaper.
B) special-audience newspaper.
C) demographic-oriented newspaper.
D) newspaper supplement.
E) regional newspaper.
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A) they provide reliable figures regarding the size and distribution of a magazine's circulation.
B) they furnish accurate information about the number of magazines in circulation that are actually read.
C) they provide information on the lifestyle characteristics of the individuals who read various magazines.
D) planners want to be able to predict the degree of clutter and how it will affect their advertising.
E) planners receive advertising funding from various trade associations based on the number of magazines in circulation that were distributed.
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