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Campbell’s Soup has divided the domestic market into more than 20 re- gions, each with its own sales managers that develop specific advertising and promotional campaigns geared to local market needs and conditions. This is an example of .a) micromarketing b) mass marketing c) ideal targeting d) counter segmentation e) hyper-segmentation

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