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ĐỌC TIẾNG ANH 4- EN32.056 The Harder Hard Sell It was Lord Leverhulme, the British soap pioneer, who is said to have complained that he knew half of his advertising budget was wasted, but didn’t know which half The real effects of advertising have become more measurable, exposing another, potentially more horrible, truth for industry: in more cases, it can be a lot more than half of the budget that is going down the drain The advertising industry is passing through one of the most disorienting periods in its history This is due to a combination of long-term changes, such as the growing diversity of media and the arrival of new technologies, notably the internet With better-informed consumers, the result is that some of the traditional methods of advertising and marketing simply no longer work The media are the message But spending on advertising is up again and is expected to grow this year by 4.7 per cent to $343 billion How will the money be spent? There are plenty of alternatives to straightforward advertising They range from public relations to direct mail and include customer promotions (like paying a retailer for shelf space), telemarketing, exhibitions, sponsoring events, product placements and more These have become such an inseparable part of the industry that big agencies are now willing to provide most of them As ever, the debate in the industry centers on the best way to achieve results It is more costeffective, for instance, to use a public relations agency to invite a journalist out to lunch and persuade him to write about a product than to pay for a display ad in that journalist’s newspaper? Should you launch a new car with glossy magazine ads, or – as some car makers now – simply park demonstration models in shopping malls and motorway service stations? And is it better to buy a series of ads on a specialist cable TV channel or splurge $2.2m on a single 30second commercial during this year’s Super Bowl? Net Sales Such decisions are ever harder to make For a start, people are spending less time reading newspapers and magazines, but are going to the cinema more, listening to more radios and turning in ever-increasing numbers to a new medium, the Internet (see chart 1) No one knows just how important the Internet will eventually be as an advertising medium Some advertisers think it will be a highly cost-effective way of reaching certain group of consumers But not everyone uses Internet and nor is it seen as being as being particularly good at building brands So far, the Internet accounts for only a tiny slice of the overall advertising pie (see chart 2) although its share has begun to grow rapidly Despite all of these new developments, many in the advertising business remain confident Rupert Howell, chairman of the London arm of McCann Erickson, points out that TV never killed radio, which in turn never killed radio, which in turn never killed newspapers They did pose huge creative challenges, but that’s OK, he maintains: “The advertising industry is relentlessly inventive; that’s what we do.” What is expected to grow by 4.7 per cent to $343 billion? Chọn câu trả lời: a Spending on customers promotions in many year b Spending on mail and internet this year c Spending on advertising this year - đáp án d Spending on public relations in the coming year Phản hồi Đáp án Spending on advertising this year Theo thơng tin đoạn trích unit Câu trả lời là: The Harder Hard Sell It was Lord Leverhulme, the British soap pioneer, who is said to have complained that he knew half of his advertising budget was wasted, but didn’t know which half The real effects of advertising have become more measurable, exposing another, potentially more horrible, truth for industry: in more cases, it can be a lot more than half of the budget that is going down the drain The advertising industry is passing through one of the most disorienting periods in its history This is due to a combination of long-term changes, such as the growing diversity of media and the arrival of new technologies, notably the internet With better-informed consumers, the result is that some of the traditional methods of advertising and marketing simply no longer work The media are the message But spending on advertising is up again and is expected to grow this year by 4.7 per cent to $343 billion How will the money be spent? There are plenty of alternatives to straightforward advertising They range from public relations to direct mail and include customer promotions (like paying a retailer for shelf space), telemarketing, exhibitions, sponsoring events, product placements and more These have become such an inseparable part of the industry that big agencies are now willing to provide most of them As ever, the debate in the industry centers on the best way to achieve results It is more cost-effective, for instance, to use a public relations agency to invite a journalist out to lunch and persuade him to write about a product than to pay for a display ad in that journalist’s newspaper? Should you launch a new car with glossy magazine ads, or – as some car makers now – simply park demonstration models in shopping malls and motorway service stations? And is it better to buy a series of ads on a specialist cable TV channel or splurge $2.2m on a single 30-second commercial during this year’s Super Bowl? Net Sales Such decisions are ever harder to make For a start, people are spending less time reading newspapers and magazines, but are going to the cinema more, listening to more radios and turning in ever-increasing numbers to a new medium, the Internet (see chart 1) No one knows just how important the Internet will eventually be as an advertising medium Some advertisers think it will be a highly cost-effective way of reaching certain group of consumers But not everyone uses Internet and nor is it seen as being as being particularly good at building brands So far, the Internet accounts for only a tiny slice of the overall advertising pie (see chart 2) although its share has begun to grow rapidly Despite all of these new developments, many in the advertising business remain confident Rupert Howell, chairman of the London arm of McCann Erickson, points out that TV never killed radio, which in turn never killed radio, which in turn never killed newspapers They did pose huge creative challenges, but that’s OK, he maintains: “The advertising industry is relentlessly inventive; that’s what we do.” Inviting a journalist out to lunch and persuading him to write about a product is said to be Chọn câu trả lời: a More cost effective approach b Well known method c More expensive way d More popular way Phản hồi Đáp án More cost effective approach Theo thơng tin đoạn trích unit Câu trả lời là: Câu hỏi Câu trả lời Điểm 1,00 khoảng 1,00 Đánh dấu để làm sau Mô tả câu hỏi The Harder Hard Sell It was Lord Leverhulme, the British soap pioneer, who is said to have complained that he knew half of his advertising budget was wasted, but didn’t know which half The real effects of advertising have become more measurable, exposing another, potentially more horrible, truth for industry: in more cases, it can be a lot more than half of the budget that is going down the drain The advertising industry is passing through one of the most disorienting periods in its history This is due to a combination of long-term changes, such as the growing diversity of media and the arrival of new technologies, notably the internet With better-informed consumers, the result is that some of the traditional methods of advertising and marketing simply no longer work The media are the message But spending on advertising is up again and is expected to grow this year by 4.7 per cent to $343 billion How will the money be spent? There are plenty of alternatives to straightforward advertising They range from public relations to direct mail and include customer promotions (like paying a retailer for shelf space), telemarketing, exhibitions, sponsoring events, product placements and more These have become such an inseparable part of the industry that big agencies are now willing to provide most of them As ever, the debate in the industry centers on the best way to achieve results It is more cost-effective, for instance, to use a public relations agency to invite a journalist out to lunch and persuade him to write about a product than to pay for a display ad in that journalist’s newspaper? Should you launch a new car with glossy magazine ads, or – as some car makers now – simply park demonstration models in shopping malls and motorway service stations? And is it better to buy a series of ads on a specialist cable TV channel or splurge $2.2m on a single 30-second commercial during this year’s Super Bowl? Net Sales Such decisions are ever harder to make For a start, people are spending less time reading newspapers and magazines, but are going to the cinema more, listening to more radios and turning in ever-increasing numbers to a new medium, the Internet (see chart 1) No one knows just how important the Internet will eventually be as an advertising medium Some advertisers think it will be a highly cost-effective way of reaching certain group of consumers But not everyone uses Internet and nor is it seen as being as being particularly good at building brands So far, the Internet accounts for only a tiny slice of the overall advertising pie (see chart 2) although its share has begun to grow rapidly Despite all of these new developments, many in the advertising business remain confident Rupert Howell, chairman of the London arm of McCann Erickson, points out that TV never killed radio, which in turn never killed radio, which in turn never killed newspapers They did pose huge creative challenges, but that’s OK, he maintains: “The advertising industry is relentlessly inventive; that’s what we do.” What are the key to the confidence of many advertising business? Chọn câu trả lời: a Creativity b Challenges c Difficulty d Hard sell Phản hồi Đáp án Creativity Thông tin suy luận sau đọc đoạn trích unit Câu trả lời là: Câu hỏi Câu trả lời Điểm 1,00 khoảng 1,00 Đánh dấu để làm sau Mô tả câu hỏi Into the Unknown In the days of Stanley and Livingstone, much of the world was still unexplored Today, most places on the surface of the world have been mapped Some places, however, are still waiting to be discovered Some of these are underground, in deep caves called blue holes A blue holes is a special kind of inlandunderwater cave The cave forms when the earth above it falls in Some of the world’s most spectacular blue holes are located in the Bahamas The islands there may have more than a thousand blues holes These caves are very deep – for example, Dean’s Blue Hole, the deepest blue hole in the world, is more than 660 feet (200 meters) deep Diving into blue holes is extremely dangerous Near the top of a blue hole, there is a layer of poisonous gas This gas causes itching, dizziness, and – in large amounts – death Divers must also be fast They have to get in and out of a cave before their oxygen run out Additionally, it’s very dark in these caves, so it is very easy to get lost Divers therefore have to follow a guideline as they swim through a blue hole If they lose the guideline, they may not find their way back out of the cave If blue holes are so dangerous, why explorers and scientists risk their lives to explore them? One reason is that these underwater caves can provide valuable scientific information They provide clues about geology, archaeology, and even astrobiology – the study of life in the universe For example, some blue hole creatures, such as the remipede, probably haven’t changed for millions of years Divers have also found bacteria that can live without oxygen Similar life forms probably existed on Earth billions of years ago In addition, the oxygen-free environment of the blue holes preserves bones of humans and animals that fell into the caves long ago By studying the blue holes, we can understand what life was like in prehistorictimes As cave diver Kenny Broad says, “I can think of no other environment on Earth that is so challenging to explore and gives us so much scientifically.” Windows on an Alien World? An inland blue hole’s water is very still and has different layers A layer of fresh rainwater floats on top of salt water The fresh water keeps oxygen from the atmosphere from reaching the salt water Brightly colored bacteria live where the two layers meet Scientists believe these bacteria could teach us about life in outer space Astrobiologist Kevin Hand says the bacteria may be similar to forms of life that might exist on Jupiter’s fourth largest moon, Europa “Our study of life’s extremes on Earth,” says Hand, can help increase “our understanding of habitable environments off Earth.” What are divers are suggested? Chọn câu trả lời: a To move fast when being in blue holes and To follow a guideline when swimming through a blue hole b Not to discover the cave alone but in group c To follow a guideline when swimming through a blue hole d To move fast when being in blue holes Phản hồi Đáp án là: To move fast when being in blue holes and To follow a guideline when swimming through a blue hole Theo thông tin đoạn trích unit Câu trả lời là: Câu hỏi Câu trả lời Điểm 1,00 khoảng 1,00 Đánh dấu để làm sau Mô tả câu hỏi Into the Unknown In the days of Stanley and Livingstone, much of the world was still unexplored Today, most places on the surface of the world have been mapped Some places, however, are still waiting to be discovered Some of these are underground, in deep caves called blue holes A blue holes is a special kind of inlandunderwater cave The cave forms when the earth above it falls in Some of the world’s most spectacular blue holes are located in the Bahamas The islands there may have more than a thousand blues holes These caves are very deep – for example, Dean’s Blue Hole, the deepest blue hole in the world, is more than 660 feet (200 meters) deep ‘Delivering pizzas wouldn’t be my first choice as a career, but it’s fine for this stage of my life I get to meet people, even if it is only briefly, and I like to be outdoors Nobody’s going to get rich doing this, but the money does make a big difference and I notice it at the weekend when I can afford things that maybe others can’t I think of myself as quite an ambitious person, and I’m planning on studying to be an architect, so I’m not sure this experience is that relevant, really One thing I’ve learned is that you value money much more when you’ve earned it, and I appreciate the effort my mum and dad put in to make sure the family has enough The worst thing about the job is the unsociable hours – when everyone’s out partying, I often have to be on my motorbike with a pizza.’ E Julian Partridge ‘I couldn’t stand the idea of working, so I had to come up with some other way of making money My parents usually give me what I need, but I was planning a camping holiday with friends and it was important to me that I earned the money somehow I decided to go to eBay – the website where you can sell all your old stuff to people from around the world I didn’t think I had anything to sell until my uncle pointed out that I had lots of old action figures They were still in the boxes, and apparently people collect them We sat down and worked out what they were worth and I sold them In the end, we didn’t make as much as I’d hoped, but it was still enough to go on holiday with.’ Little got a par-time work when she was 14 and what did she with her money earned? Chọn câu trả lời: a Saved the money for rainy day b Squandered her money c Both B and C d Sometime paid the family bill Phản hồi Đáp án Both B and C Theo thơng tin đoạn trích unit Câu trả lời là: Câu hỏi Câu trả lời Điểm 1,00 khoảng 1,00 Đánh dấu để làm sau Mô tả câu hỏi Show me the money Five teenagers tell us how they’re already earning their own money A Hannah Ferguson ‘The original idea was to set up a website so that other girls my age could order make-up cheaply You see, I realized that if I bought lots of make-up from Hong Kong and then sold it through a website, I could make a profit In the beginning, the money came from my parents, but I paid them back at the end of the first month Gradually the site grew and now I send make-up all over the country, and we offer advice and tips online I’ve got a couple of people who work for me part-time, like Alison – she’s our beautician I want to finish my education, and hopefully keep the website running at the same time, and then go into business in a big way after university The most important thing at this stage is that I’ve proved to myself that I can it The money is nice, of course, but it’s not the main reason I’m doing it.’ B Craig Little ‘There’s never been that much money at home, especially since Mum and Dad got divorced, so I decided to try to make some myself I’m only 14, so there are legal restrictions on what kind of work I can do, but I managed to get part-time work in a computer shop It’s good because it’s something I know about, and it means that Mum doesn’t have to worry about giving me an allowance I can even help her out with bills occasionally I don’t spend much each week, so I usually manage to put a little in the bank for a rainy day, as they say.’ C Naomi Webster ‘Starting at the bottom and working your way up certainly teaches you a lot It means that I already understand how the place works where the money comes from I’ve always wanted to go into hairdressing and I think it’s important to start earning your money as soon as you can I mean, Mum and Dad work for their money, so why shouldn’t I? I don’t think about the future too much – I’m too busy learning and enjoying myself I never have any money left at the end of the month, but I don’t mind because I know that I spend it on things I enjoy D Neil Chalmers ‘Delivering pizzas wouldn’t be my first choice as a career, but it’s fine for this stage of my life I get to meet people, even if it is only briefly, and I like to be outdoors Nobody’s going to get rich doing this, but the money does make a big difference and I notice it at the weekend when I can afford things that maybe others can’t I think of myself as quite an ambitious person, and I’m planning on studying to be an architect, so I’m not sure this experience is that relevant, really One thing I’ve learned is that you value money much more when you’ve earned it, and I appreciate the effort my mum and dad put in to make sure the family has enough The worst thing about the job is the unsociable hours – when everyone’s out partying, I often have to be on my motorbike with a pizza.’ E Julian Partridge ‘I couldn’t stand the idea of working, so I had to come up with some other way of making money My parents usually give me what I need, but I was planning a camping holiday with friends and it was important to me that I earned the money somehow I decided to go to eBay – the website where you can sell all your old stuff to people from around the world I didn’t think I had anything to sell until my uncle pointed out that I had lots of old action figures They were still in the boxes, and apparently people collect them We sat down and worked out what they were worth and I sold them In the end, we didn’t make as much as I’d hoped, but it was still enough to go on holiday with.’ Chalmers’ first choice as a carrier is delivering pizza because Chọn câu trả lời: a He could have chance to meet people b He likes to be out door c He hasn’t got any other choice d He think that it could be suitable for him at that stage Phản hồi Đáp án He think that it could be suitable for him at that stage Theo thơng tin đoạn trích unit Câu trả lời là: Câu hỏi Câu trả lời Điểm 1,00 khoảng 1,00 Đánh dấu để làm sau Mô tả câu hỏi Show me the money Five teenagers tell us how they’re already earning their own money A Hannah Ferguson ‘The original idea was to set up a website so that other girls my age could order make-up cheaply You see, I realized that if I bought lots of make-up from Hong Kong and then sold it through a website, I could make a profit In the beginning, the money came from my parents, but I paid them back at the end of the first month Gradually the site grew and now I send make-up all over the country, and we offer advice and tips online I’ve got a couple of people who work for me part-time, like Alison – she’s our beautician I want to finish my education, and hopefully keep the website running at the same time, and then go into business in a big way after university The most important thing at this stage is that I’ve proved to myself that I can it The money is nice, of course, but it’s not the main reason I’m doing it.’ B Craig Little ‘There’s never been that much money at home, especially since Mum and Dad got divorced, so I decided to try to make some myself I’m only 14, so there are legal restrictions on what kind of work I can do, but I managed to get part-time work in a computer shop It’s good because it’s something I know about, and it means that Mum doesn’t have to worry about giving me an allowance I can even help her out with bills occasionally I don’t spend much each week, so I usually manage to put a little in the bank for a rainy day, as they say.’ C Naomi Webster ‘Starting at the bottom and working your way up certainly teaches you a lot It means that I already understand how the place works where the money comes from I’ve always wanted to go into hairdressing and I think it’s important to start earning your money as soon as you can I mean, Mum and Dad work for their money, so why shouldn’t I? I don’t think about the future too much – I’m too busy learning and enjoying myself I never have any money left at the end of the month, but I don’t mind because I know that I spend it on things I enjoy D Neil Chalmers ‘Delivering pizzas wouldn’t be my first choice as a career, but it’s fine for this stage of my life I get to meet people, even if it is only briefly, and I like to be outdoors Nobody’s going to get rich doing this, but the money does make a big difference and I notice it at the weekend when I can afford things that maybe others can’t I think of myself as quite an ambitious person, and I’m planning on studying to be an architect, so I’m not sure this experience is that relevant, really One thing I’ve learned is that you value money much more when you’ve earned it, and I appreciate the effort my mum and dad put in to make sure the family has enough The worst thing about the job is the unsociable hours – when everyone’s out partying, I often have to be on my motorbike with a pizza.’ E Julian Partridge ‘I couldn’t stand the idea of working, so I had to come up with some other way of making money My parents usually give me what I need, but I was planning a camping holiday with friends and it was important to me that I earned the money somehow I decided to go to eBay – the website where you can sell all your old stuff to people from around the world I didn’t think I had anything to sell until my uncle pointed out that I had lots of old action figures They were still in the boxes, and apparently people collect them We sat down and worked out what they were worth and I sold them In the end, we didn’t make as much as I’d hoped, but it was still enough to go on holiday with.’ What does Chalmers think when taking the part-time job? Chọn câu trả lời: a He thinks he is an ambitious person and is easy to be allured by money b He thinks people often are seduced by money and earning money at any price c He thinks people make the money much more valuable when they earn it by themselves d He thinks he can afford his mom and dad Phản hồi Đáp án He thinks people make the money much more valuable when they earn it by themselves Theo thơng tin đoạn trích unit Câu trả lời là: Câu hỏi Câu trả lời Điểm 1,00 khoảng 1,00 Đánh dấu để làm sau Mô tả câu hỏi Show me the money Five teenagers tell us how they’re already earning their own money A Hannah Ferguson ‘The original idea was to set up a website so that other girls my age could order make-up cheaply You see, I realized that if I bought lots of make-up from Hong Kong and then sold it through a website, I could make a profit In the beginning, the money came from my parents, but I paid them back at the end of the first month Gradually the site grew and now I send make-up all over the country, and we offer advice and tips online I’ve got a couple of people who work for me part-time, like Alison – she’s our beautician I want to finish my education, and hopefully keep the website running at the same time, and then go into business in a big way after university The most important thing at this stage is that I’ve proved to myself that I can it The money is nice, of course, but it’s not the main reason I’m doing it.’ B Craig Little ‘There’s never been that much money at home, especially since Mum and Dad got divorced, so I decided to try to make some myself I’m only 14, so there are legal restrictions on what kind of work I can do, but I managed to get part-time work in a computer shop It’s good because it’s something I know about, and it means that Mum doesn’t have to worry about giving me an allowance I can even help her out with bills occasionally I don’t spend much each week, so I usually manage to put a little in the bank for a rainy day, as they say.’ C Naomi Webster ‘Starting at the bottom and working your way up certainly teaches you a lot It means that I already understand how the place works where the money comes from I’ve always wanted to go into hairdressing and I think it’s important to start earning your money as soon as you can I mean, Mum and Dad work for their money, so why shouldn’t I? I don’t think about the future too much – I’m too busy learning and enjoying myself I never have any money left at the end of the month, but I don’t mind because I know that I spend it on things I enjoy D Neil Chalmers ‘Delivering pizzas wouldn’t be my first choice as a career, but it’s fine for this stage of my life I get to meet people, even if it is only briefly, and I like to be outdoors Nobody’s going to get rich doing this, but the money does make a big difference and I notice it at the weekend when I can afford things that maybe others can’t I think of myself as quite an ambitious person, and I’m planning on studying to be an architect, so I’m not sure this experience is that relevant, really One thing I’ve learned is that you value money much more when you’ve earned it, and I appreciate the effort my mum and dad put in to make sure the family has enough The worst thing about the job is the unsociable hours – when everyone’s out partying, I often have to be on my motorbike with a pizza.’ E Julian Partridge ‘I couldn’t stand the idea of working, so I had to come up with some other way of making money My parents usually give me what I need, but I was planning a camping holiday with friends and it was important to me that I earned the money somehow I decided to go to eBay – the website where you can sell all your old stuff to people from around the world I didn’t think I had anything to sell until my uncle pointed out that I had lots of old action figures They were still in the boxes, and apparently people collect them We sat down and worked out what they were worth and I sold them In the end, we didn’t make as much as I’d hoped, but it was still enough to go on holiday with.’ At the beginning stage, she … Chọn câu trả lời: a Borrowed money from her parents b Borrowed money from a bank c Lend their parents her money d Used her own money Phản hồi Đáp án Borrowed money from her parents Theo thơng tin đoạn trích unit Câu trả lời là: Câu hỏi Câu trả lời Điểm 1,00 khoảng 1,00 Đánh dấu để làm sau Mô tả câu hỏi Show me the money Five teenagers tell us how they’re already earning their own money A Hannah Ferguson ‘The original idea was to set up a website so that other girls my age could order make-up cheaply You see, I realized that if I bought lots of make-up from Hong Kong and then sold it through a website, I could make a profit In the beginning, the money came from my parents, but I paid them back at the end of the first month Gradually the site grew and now I send make-up all over the country, and we offer advice and tips online I’ve got a couple of people who work for me part-time, like Alison – she’s our beautician I want to finish my education, and hopefully keep the website running at the same time, and then go into business in a big way after university The most important thing at this stage is that I’ve proved to myself that I can it The money is nice, of course, but it’s not the main reason I’m doing it.’ B Craig Little ‘There’s never been that much money at home, especially since Mum and Dad got divorced, so I decided to try to make some myself I’m only 14, so there are legal restrictions on what kind of work I can do, but I managed to get part-time work in a computer shop It’s good because it’s something I know about, and it means that Mum doesn’t have to worry about giving me an allowance I can even help her out with bills occasionally I don’t spend much each week, so I usually manage to put a little in the bank for a rainy day, as they say.’ C Naomi Webster ‘Starting at the bottom and working your way up certainly teaches you a lot It means that I already understand how the place works where the money comes from I’ve always wanted to go into hairdressing and I think it’s important to start earning your money as soon as you can I mean, Mum and Dad work for their money, so why shouldn’t I? I don’t think about the future too much – I’m too busy learning and enjoying myself I never have any money left at the end of the month, but I don’t mind because I know that I spend it on things I enjoy D Neil Chalmers ‘Delivering pizzas wouldn’t be my first choice as a career, but it’s fine for this stage of my life I get to meet people, even if it is only briefly, and I like to be outdoors Nobody’s going to get rich doing this, but the money does make a big difference and I notice it at the weekend when I can afford things that maybe others can’t I think of myself as quite an ambitious person, and I’m planning on studying to be an architect, so I’m not sure this experience is that relevant, really One thing I’ve learned is that you value money much more when you’ve earned it, and I appreciate the effort my mum and dad put in to make sure the family has enough The worst thing about the job is the unsociable hours – when everyone’s out partying, I often have to be on my motorbike with a pizza.’ E Julian Partridge ‘I couldn’t stand the idea of working, so I had to come up with some other way of making money My parents usually give me what I need, but I was planning a camping holiday with friends and it was important to me that I earned the money somehow I decided to go to eBay – the website where you can sell all your old stuff to people from around the world I didn’t think I had anything to sell until my uncle pointed out that I had lots of old action figures They were still in the boxes, and apparently people collect them We sat down and worked out what they were worth and I sold them In the end, we didn’t make as much as I’d hoped, but it was still enough to go on holiday with.’ For Webster, earning money makes her… Chọn câu trả lời: a Growing up b Joyful c Gloomy d Confident Phản hồi Đáp án Growing up Theo thơng tin đoạn trích unit Câu trả lời là: ... advertising industry is relentlessly inventive; that’s what we do.” What is expected to grow by 4. 7 per cent to $ 343 billion? Chọn câu trả lời: a Spending on customers promotions in many year b Spending... the message But spending on advertising is up again and is expected to grow this year by 4. 7 per cent to $ 343 billion How will the money be spent? There are plenty of alternatives to straightforward... the message But spending on advertising is up again and is expected to grow this year by 4. 7 per cent to $ 343 billion How will the money be spent? There are plenty of alternatives to straightforward