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» Promotion and Advertising, Volume 6, Issue 7, 2006
If respondent believes advertising contributes more than a little to sales.

5. Which best describes how you know whether or not your advertising has been effective?

Response
1 Formal measures of effectiveness 13
2 Feedback from people who have seen or heard it 42
3 Customer response to the specific ad message 32
4 General feel for it 5
5 Have little idea if advertising is effective 6
6 DK/Refuse 2
Total (%) 100
N 322

Notes: Thirteen (13) percent of small employers who think advertising contributes more than a little to sales use formal measures to evaluate the effectiveness of its advertising (Q#5).


Volume 6, Issue 7, 2006
ISSN - 1534-8326

Gerald E. Hills
University of Illinois-Chicago

Claes Hultman,
Örebro University


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