Attitudes (impact of advertising)
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This document discusses how advertising impacts consumer attitudes. It covers measuring advertising effectiveness through pre-tests and post-tests, how advertising can change attitudes by influencing willingness to buy and specific product attributes, and the influences of advertising on consumer attitudes towards purchasing products. The document also briefly mentions the history and future of traditional media and how advertising is a form of communication used in corporate strategies.
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