Golden arches align interstate highways to alert customers when there is a McDonalds located at next exit. There is no mention of the name McDonalds on these golden arches. The general public, by in large, as well as their customers know that a golden arch represents McDonalds. This refer to: Registered Brand Registered Trademark Registered design Registered logo

Golden arches align interstate highways to alert customers when there is a McDonalds located at next exit. There is no mention of the name McDonalds on these golden arches. The general public, by in large, as well as their customers know that a golden arch represents McDonalds. This refer to: Registered Brand Registered Trademark Registered design Registered logo

Marketing

20th Edition

ISBN:9780357033791

Author:Pride, William M

Publisher:Pride, William M

Chapter16: Integrated Marketing Communications

Section16.2: Picture Perfect: The Success Of Product Placement

Problem 1C

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