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advertising campaign

a planned series of ADVERTISEMENTS aimed at increasing the sales of a particular BRAND of good or service. Such campaigns may include a set of linked advertisements stressing a common promotional theme and this same theme will be deployed across several advertising MEDIA. A campaign might run over a short period of time, or over a number of years if it proves successful. See ADVERTISING EFFECTIVENESS TEST.
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