English, 13.11.2019 10:31 chafinh1811

Which is not a component of a "perfect" ad?

a. the ad is visually appealing to attract the audience's attention.
b. the ad is fact-based, and the facts are verifiable based on research.
c. the ad uses propaganda to appeal to the emotions or logic of the consumer.
d. the ad does not feature any stereotypes but is respectful of competitors' products.

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Which is not a component of a "perfect" ad?

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