Advertisement is generally important because it’s a way of making groups and services known to the people. If the campaigns did not advertise their products, of course many people will not be aware of the product and the services and they will end up making a profit. So that’s why it is necessary to advertise their products no matter how small, maybe true flyers or beboats or radio. But I know all the mode of advertisements also depends on the target, that is the target that visits elderly or the young people you want. You want to buy more of these products and also some campaigns like small campaigns and if their products are not advertised, of course the big campaigns will subdue them and they will not be able to make a reasonable profit and that might lead to closure of the campaign. Thank you.
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Advertisement is generally important because it's a way of making goods and services known to the people. If the campaigns did not advertise their products, many people would not be aware of the products and services, and they would end up making a loss. So that's why it is necessary to advertise their products, no matter how small, whether through flyers, billboards, or radio. But I know all modes of advertisement also depend on the target audience, whether it’s the elderly or the young people you want to reach. You want to sell more of these products. Also, some small campaigns, if their products are not advertised, will be overshadowed by the big campaigns, and they will not be able to make a reasonable profit, which might lead to the closure of the campaign. Thank you.
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