to be directed towards a specific audience, e.g., "The ad campaign is targeted at teenagers."

It includes the report title, organisation or client name, date, and authorship details.

to introduce a product or service gradually across different areas, e.g., "The bank rolled out its new mobile app nationwide."

to release a new product or service, e.g., "The company brought out a new smartphone model this year."

multi-choice question, insufficient options because it excludes other popular services like Amazon Prime or Disney+.

It is time-consuming and expensive, e.g., organizing focus groups.

Primary collects new data (e.g., surveys), secondary uses existing data (e.g., reports).

the inclusion of a branded product in movies or TV shows as a form of advertising, e.g., "The soda brand had prominent product placement in the film."

closed question, leading question because it assumes the product is the best and pressures respondents to agree.

scale question, social desirability bias because respondents may answer to appear environmentally conscious.

open-ended question, leading and biased because it assumes luxury items are unnecessary and may influence responses.

scale question, double-barrelled because it asks about both speed and reliability, which may not both apply.