How might Edward Hall's high$-$context versus low$-$context communication frameworks predict the success of international marketing campaigns?

In high$-$context cultures, straightforward and explicit advertisements are most successful because they provide clear information.

In low$-$context cultures, campaigns that utilize implicit messages and rely on cultural nuances are likely to be more effective because they resonate with local subtleties.

In high$-$context cultures, marketing campaigns that leverage subtle visual storytelling and contextual cues are more likely to succeed, aligning with the communication style that values implied meanings over explicit messages.

In low$-$context cultures, focusing exclusively on non$-$verbal communication strategies will enhance the effectiveness of marketing campaigns.