If a company is interested in determining the in-store shelf exposure of their brand versus competitive brands, the most effective way to obtain this information is via:
A) scanner data.
B) in-store intercepts where consumers were observed purchasing a product in a particular category.
C) telephone interviews with individuals who made a recent category.
D) an audit.
E) panel data from individuals in the interested category.
D
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