Which one of the following major benefit advertising is provided to the society

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Examples of advertising media include:

  • digital channels (including websites and social media)
  • television
  • radio
  • print (for example, in specialist magazines read by your target audience)
  • cinema advertising
  • billboards and transit signs
  • door-to-door sales.

With a range of choices, finding the best advertising mix for your business can be challenging. The advertising you choose should depend on:

  • your business
  • your budget
  • the types of media your target audience accesses.

For example, social media may be a free or low-cost way to advertise, but is used differently across different age groups. Make sure your target audience accesses your advertising platform. You may benefit from using a mix of media.

Digital advertising

Digital advertising allows you to reach a larger target audience, all over the world, 24 hours a day. You can focus your efforts on your ideal buyer and build a community around your product or service. You can reach your customers and your customers can engage with you in a two-way format.

Some digital options include:

  • social media advertising
  • mobile app advertising
  • email marketing
  • online promotion through website banner ads, display ads, keywords and video.

With digital advertising, you can:

  • track your customers
  • analyse their buying behaviour
  • customise your message to their preferences.

What is the major benefit of advertising for the society?

Advertising's main goal is to increase the number of people who buy your product. You can achieve this by using advertisements to persuade customers that your product is high-quality, useful or desirable.

Which one of the following major benefit advertising is providing to the?

#1: Product Awareness The primary benefits of advertisement include building awareness about the product's existence and spreading the word amongst potential buyers. Research shows that ads can increase brand awareness by 80%. Creating awareness showcases the products' differences from the rest of the market.

Which of the following is the main function of advertising in society?

It performs the following functions: (1) It promotes the sale of goods and services by informing and persuading the people to buy them – A good advertising campaign helps in winning the new customers both in the national as well as the international market.

What is advertising in the society?

61 The role of advertising in society Advertising is the paid promotion that uses strategy and messaging about the benefits of a product or service to influence a target audience's attitudes and/or behaviors.