With respect to consumer markets, advertising done by manufacturers of well-known brands on a countrywide basis or in most regions of the country is known as advertising.
a) professional
b) trade
c) business-to-business
d) national
e) direct response

D) National Advertising

Explanation:

National Advertising represents campaigns through the use of images and word by a business organisation in a bid to bring a national market to the awareness of its product or service. Such advertising are usually carried out on broadcasting radio or they are televised specifically to increase the range of the audience that would have access to the campaign.

The broad range of national advertisement makes them very expensive, therefore they are usually carried out majorly by large organisations. The national campaigns due to the cost and requirement is usually carried out by well-known brands across the country.

The success of this advertisement by such manufacturers makes them even more well-known and their advertising becomes something the people are well used or conversant with over time.  

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