Speciality Advertising (also called Promotional Merchandising) involves giving away branded products (e.g., pens, mugs, T-shirts) to customers as a subtle yet effective marketing tool. These items keep the brand top-of-mind through everyday use.
Other Options Explained:
Covert Advertising: Hidden or indirect product placements in media (e.g., a soda brand in a movie).
Celebrity Endorsement: Using famous personalities to promote products.
Institutional Advertising: Building a brand’s image (e.g., CSR campaigns), not product-specific.
Arrange the following sentences logically:
A. He switched off the lights.
B. He brushed his teeth.
C. He lay down on the bed.
D. He read a few pages of his book.
A shopkeeper buys an item for Rs 2000 and marks it up by 50% to set the marked price. He then offers a 20% discount on the marked price. What is the profit earned by the shopkeeper?