A) base publication
B) integrated publication
C) vertical publication
D) primary publication
E) secondary publication
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A) vertical
B) horizontal
C) primary
D) secondary
E) pass-along
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A) Horizontal
B) Demographic
C) Industrial
D) Trade
E) Geographic
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A) Frequency
B) Trade
C) Season
D) Presentation
E) Nonprofit
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A) It provides flexibility in both readership and advertising.
B) It enables avast geographic coverage.
C) The cost per thousand (CPM) is low in magazine advertising.
D) Magazine ads lack authority and believability.
E) Lead time for ad insertion is short.
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A) $0.053
B) $11.93
C) $188.87
D) $53.00
E) $1.89
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A) combination
B) short
C) preferred-position
D) earned
E) run-of-paper advertising
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A) Circulation audit
B) Secondary readership
C) Guaranteed circulation
D) Primary circulation
E) Rate base Publishers pay thousands of dollars each year for a circulation audit-a thorough analysis of the circulation procedures, outlets of distribution, readers, and other factors-by companies such as ABC.
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A) Media buyers do not specialize in any medium in order to be flexible
B) Media buyer refers to a person in charge of negotiating and contracting with the media.
C) The degree of specialization of a media buyer depends solely on the size of the advertiser.
D) Media buyers of small advertising agencies tend to specialize in a particular medium to increase their profits.
E) The knowledge of reading rate cards and analyzing circulation is not required for media buyers.
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A) They are offered only by newspapers.
B) They enable advertisers to test the pulling power of different ads.
C) The notion behind using a split run is to include as many variables as possible.
D) Newspapers typically charge less for this service.
E) The advertiser runs two ads of identical size and content in the same press run.
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A) They usually serve national consumers rather than local consumers.
B) They tend to have a larger male readership than daily newspapers.
C) They emphasize local news and advertising.
D) They have a significantly lower CPM than daily newspapers.
E) They do not charge premium rates.
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A) If the advertiser requests its ads to be placed in a particular section of the newspaper
B) If the advertiser contracts to buy space for a one-year period at a discount and fails to buy it
C) If the ad is not ready by the closing date
D) If the advertiser wants to place a classified display ad
E) If the advertiser wants to use a preprinted insert in addition to a display ad
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