Question

advertising is aggressive in
nature.
A)
A) Advocacy
B) Product
C) Institutional
D) Service​

Answer 1

Advertisements are very important for the success of the business.

• It is therefore aggressive in nature because its main purpose is to increase sales and generate new leads.
• It tells the consumers about the availability of the new product and its uses and benefits.
• It also demonstrates the ways by which the product can be used and announces new programs for the brand or company.
• They educate, convince, and persuade the customers to buy a particular product or service. It also helps the company to create a good brand image.

Answer 2

Answer:

Option - C Institutional advertising is aggressive in nature.

Explanation:

• Media such as TV,  radio, print, and direct mail deliver advertising from corporations and institutions to the target consumer or public.
• The aim of advertising is to sell services or products.
• Advertising can be national or local.
• The company pays to have a that explains its brand or product distributed to the consumers.
• But sometimes it is designed to do beyond this, to win the public attention over to a point of view. This type of advertising is called corporate or institutional advertising.
• Aggressive marketing involves bold claims which are undermined.
• Positioning oneself as better than a competitor can be a dangerous practice.
• It sometime might backfire and damage the business.
• Valuing creativity and humour.
• Consumers value authenticity and trustworthiness.
• During aggressive advertising if false claims are made then it give a negative effect on the business.  

Hence, institutional advertising is aggressive in nature.