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1.10True True False False True False True True False
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3.10Advertising plan Below the line advertising Continuity Collaboration Cooling off period Emotional
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4.1persuade build s brand image. remind expand its r each It combats competition. It amplifies awareness.
4.2Interactive media Internet mail This indicates the media used is i nteractive/Internet/E mail/MMS. (2\
4.4Trade promotions Sales force promotions Advertising p romotion Personal selling promotion Direct marketing Digital marketing General advertising
4.7Utili social media platforms MTN can leverage popular social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and LinkedIn to engage with its target audience, share elevant content, run promotions
4.8Trade Marks Act (2\
4.9Judging must be presided over by an independent auditor The rules of the competition must be clear Winners must be made public The rules and regulations must adhere to the applicable laws No one must receive a prize of a product they are not legally allowed to own
4.10f the issue they are a rguing about is not important, they c ould be advise to withdraw and let it go. Accommodation f the issue is not important
4.11Storage space or h ard drive Slim in size Big screen Wireless connectivity Big memory Large d isplay [40]40
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5.1SEPTEMBER 202 DATE 2 Sept 9 Sept 16 Sept 23 Sept TELEVISION SABC 1 RADIO
5.2A survey is able to tell the organisation how the target market feels about the product. A survey is able to give suggestions to the organisation as to what might work better next time. A survey is able to pinpoint the exact reason as to the success or failure of
5.3Brands that outperform the market are able to do so by breaking the conventional way of doing things (termed disruption\. TBWA help brand to grow by coming up with disruptive strategies and campaigns.
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5.5.4Strategist produce marketing strategies Account executive client service Traffic co ordinator manage work flow schedule, budgets Art buyer outsour
5.6he job should provide you with brochures and other information about the product Speak to the supplier or sales staff peak to the people who sell/supply the product Visit the factory y visiting the factory you can find out a lot of interesting
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6.1Be prepared lan what your organisation will say about the issue Helps create the right mood s in colo as it appears in YOU magazine Images can be better than words in South Africa with many languages and cultures
6.3.3One element is dominating (the image is dominating\ The layout leads the reader s eye through the elements in the correct order to get the message across. First the reader will look at the copy, then move to the images and the product itself
6.5Salary and ompensation Working h ours Overtime Benefits Probationary eriod Termination
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7.1Invite reporters to attend a media conference can send the media a prepared video that they can air on TV can hand out media kits at large functions, such as trade fairs, conventions or media conferences
7.2Keep checking at every stage that the plan remains on track Correct the standard to achieve all its objectives Make quick adjustment to correct anything that is not on track before it is too late Make sure that each stage has achieved its objectives so that the next stage
7.5Attachments can be sent. Copies can be sent to many people It provides a record of conversation and time One