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"Wade T.Smith" wrote:
> >In other words, while they may not be able to SAY that they remember
> >product X, they will nevertheless be more prone to buy that product if
> >they have seen the advertising.
>
> Visual reinforcement is always very important. Add a distinctive logo or
> packaging to isolate the visual reference, and chances are, you will move
> product.
>
But perhaps they were blind people just listening to TV. The study didn't
list all the characterilstics of those studied. As they say, You never know,
you shouldn't ASS-u-me, and you can never be too careful.
>
> - Wade
>
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