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Publicity and advertising are two terms commonly used in the same context. However, they do have some differenences. Advertising is something a company pays for, where publicity is usually free. An example is public service announcements, or when a business helps out or hosts an event. This is usually done free will but gives them the advantage of publicity to the eye of the consumer.
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Advertising - is a hole notion. Advertising campain - is concrete actions for advertising and promoting company, idea, product, people etc. For example you have all advertising for milk. And you have advertising company "Got milk?"
How does product advertising differ from institutional advertising under what conditions will they be used?How does product advertising differ from institutional advertising under what conditions will they be used?
There are many forms of targeted advertising. Here are a few: Banner Advertising, Product, Outdoor, Email, online, or point-of-purchase advertising techniques can be used to target specific groups or individuals.
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