You visit a new town in the summer and see a person dressed as a duck juggling plastic ice cream cones on the street. this piques your curiosity. you walk toward the duck person and see she is advertising the mallard ice cream shop. you decide to go in and see what kind of flavors a shop named mallard would offer. this is an example of a marketing strategy that:

Which of the following is true of the strategy of planned and unplanned change in global marketing? a) cultural congruence involves deliberately changing certain aspects of culture to meet marketing goals.b) all marketing efforts require planned or unplanned change in order to be accepted.c) planned change involves marketing products similar to the ones already on the market.d) the first step in bringing about planned change in a society is to remove obstacles for acceptance of a product.e) social planners gained the acceptance of protein-rich diets among the peoples of underdeveloped societies using the strategy of planned change.