Considering the dark side of persuasion, which of these is LEAST likely to potentially be used for disseminating targeted, malicious propaganda? 

I am a children’s book publisher. I created a social media marketing campaign focused on engaging influencers. We encouraged them to organize online “book party” events among their friends on Instagram. They get to preview new titles and encourage participants to then pre-order the books. The host gets a cut of the proceeds from the sales at the event. This type of campaign relies MOST resembles what:  

Mario is charged with tracking the number of page impressions, website visits and Google search rankings for his company each month. According to your book, these metrics are best suited to measuring success against which IMC goal?

This is a weakness of viral marketing:

PR is entirely subsumed by traditional definitions of IMC.

My brother was hired by Dreamworks studio to develop a Roblox mini-game, set in the world of Kung Fu Panda. It was free to play, and meant to serve as promotional material and exposure to highlight a new film release. This is a true story, but also an example of what?

Sonja has been hired as a PR assistant. She works with a lot of different parts of her organization to meet her job objectives. Which of these is least likely to be one of those objectives.

Several beauty brands are collaborating on a campaign. They’ve designed a “best of” magazine spread that looks just like the Hot Buys trend-reporting feature that appears in Vogue magazine. It was designed to promote their various products together. They collectively buy ad space in Vogue to run this alongside the other features of the magazine. This is best described as an example of what?

Which of these uses a DTC model? 

Employees of a company can be an example of a “public” in PR