When Coca-Cola targeted end consumers across the global market with the ad campaign that they should "Taste the Feeling" to remind consumers that drinking a Coca-Cola makes everyday moments more special, it was using a

A. promotional pull strategy.
B. promotional push strategy.
C. price/quality positioning.
D. direct selling.
E. trade advertising.


Answer: A

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