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The obligation for a company to back any promotional claims with evidence.
A primary concern in product advertisement is the substantiation of what the product claims to do or provide. Substantiation can be attained using expert testimony, evidence and studies. Careful implication in advertising is commonly sided with, rather than factual claims and a lawyer is usually consulted prior to any promotional material being released.
See also:
Fair Balance
Affiliate marketing, Promotional plan , Point of sale (POS), Full-service agency, Inducements, Rate card, Market positioning, Push promotion, Attitudinal scaling, Above the line, Unsubstantiated claims, Reinforcement advertising, Unplanned cannibalisation, Market share, Ansoff Matrix,
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