In advertising jargon ‘premium’ means; – McqOptions

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1.	In advertising jargon ‘premium’ means;
A.	The amount given to an ad agency by an advertiser
B.	An item that is offered to help promote a product
C.	The interval of publishing or broadcasting an ad item among consumers
D.	A tax amount given to government by an advertiser
Answer» C. The interval of publishing or broadcasting an ad item among consumers

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