💡 A globalization strategy involves standardizing products and marketing campaigns across all markets, ensuring consistency in branding, messaging, and advertising. This approach works well when the product line is identical across all regions and does not require localization. Why not the other options? A. Export strategy – Focuses on selling domestically produced goods in foreign markets with minimal adaptation, but does not emphasize a unified advertising campaign. B. Transnational strategy – Balances global efficiency with local responsiveness, often requiring some customization for different markets, which contradicts the question’s focus on a unique, standardized campaign. C. Multi-domestic strategy – Adapts products and marketing to specific local markets, which is the opposite of using a single advertising approach across all markets.