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Your client is interested in testing six-second bumper ads. What are two tips you can share with them about these ads? (Choose two.)

Select all correct answers

Only use your TV ad to make a bumper.
Build for large screens.
Budget time to establish the ad and stick the landing.
Focus on a single, simple purpose.

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Budget time to establish the ad and stick the landing.

Focus on a single, simple purpose.

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