An edition of What can one newspaper ad do? a report (1969)

What can one newspaper ad do? a report.

An experimental field study of newspaper advertising communication and sales results, Aug. 1969. Prepared for the Newsprint Information Committee.

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An edition of What can one newspaper ad do? a report (1969)

What can one newspaper ad do? a report.

An experimental field study of newspaper advertising communication and sales results, Aug. 1969. Prepared for the Newsprint Information Committee.

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What can one newspaper ad do? a report.: An experimental field study of newspaper advertising communication and sales results, Aug. 1969. Prepared for the Newsprint Information Committee.
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