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    The High-Involvement/informational Message in Direct-Reponse Ads Should Apply the Primacy
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The High-Involvement/informational Message in Direct-Reponse Ads Should Apply the Primacy

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The high-involvement/informational message in direct-reponse ads should apply the primacy effect of benefit order but also retain at least one important and unique claim until last to produce a recency effect in ad processing.

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