When Campbell's introduced its condensed soup in Great Britain it made no changes to the product as we know it in the U.S. The British, however, thought the soup was expensive and in very small cans—they were unaware of the need to add water. When this campaign was developed, Campbell's undoubtedly did not use:

When Campbell's introduced its condensed soup in Great Britain it made no changes to the product as we know it in the U.S. The British, however, thought the soup was expensive and in very small cans—they were unaware of the need to add water. When this campaign was developed, Campbell's undoubtedly did not use:



A. a centralized approach to its advertising.

B. local agency for each national market.

C. a public relations agency.

D. creative boutiques.

E. a hierarchical approach to its advertising.



Answer: B.


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