Sentences with phrase «advertising company so»

They are not a quick hit advertising company so they make sure the products they are selling works for their clients ensuring they come back again and again.

Not exact matches

So how can a small company start to advertise in a prudent manner?

We couldn't sustain ourselves, so we did consulting and started a mobile advertising company on the side.

The lawsuit filed against Facebook on behalf of the communications workers argues that the company essentially plays the role of an employment agency — collecting and providing data that helps employers locate candidates, effectively coordinating with the employer to develop the advertising strategies, informing employers about the performance of the ads, and so forth.

There are dozens of companies that collect data on hundreds of millions of people and then sell it so you can enhance the targeting of your display advertising.

(O'Connor, a co-founder of advertising platform DoubleClick, sold that company to Google for $ 3 billion in 2007, so he has the money to fight in court.)

Those marketers and companies that understand that will be way ahead of their competitors, and will truly get better at understanding how to market and advertise more effectively, as well as how to create experiences for their consumers more effectively — and so we're moving up the adoption curve quickly.

And they have plenty to celebrate — according to most estimates, sales have been better than ever at the so - called «upfront» advertising auctions, where media companies lock brands into long - term contracts.

Facebook says it was aware of the data Cambridge Analytica had and asked the company to delete it when it changed its advertising rules 2015, but it never followed up to ensure Cambridge Analytica had done so.

So, Lev - Ram asked Felten, why does Alphabet keep pumping money into X rather than focus on the company's core advertising business that generated more than $ 24 billion in revenue in the most recent quarter?

Those proposals speak less to debt settlement companies themselves, in most cases, than they do to so - called «lead generators» — companies that advertise debt settlement, sign - up potential clients and then sell their information to back - end service providers.

So Marquis Jet signed a deal that put planes in four episodes of the show and allowed the company to use the Donald's name in its print advertising.

While most of this company's revenues came from search advertising during the previous decade, the next 25 years for Google will not be so easily defined.

So it's become more important than ever that companies take a moment to truly understand this powerful medium and develop a «mobile - first» advertising plan.

Sriracha began gaining steam within the past five years or so, despite the fact that Huy Fong Foods, the company that makes it, spends no money on advertising.

Any deals they have with content companies would stay in place, so nothing about their channel order, licensing, advertising, or copyright arrangements would have to change.

That's a worrisome trend for Facebook because the company needs to ensure that its audience keeps coming back so it can learn more about their interests and, ultimately, sell more of the advertising that brings in most of the company's revenue.

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In one of the biggest changes in digital media, companies are racing to reinvent television so they can get access to the billions of dollars in TV advertising.

For the first time in 80 years, companies will be able to advertise their securities offerings so long as the issuer takes additional steps to verify that each investor is an accredited investor.

So, the company needs to advertise aggressively.

Resonance Founder and CEO Rachel Parker helps companies, associations, and other organizations understand why traditional advertising just isn't connecting with today's customers... and how this new thing called «content marketing» (which actually isn't so new) is doing just that.

Profitable companies can allocate only so much of their revenue to advertising, cloud services, information technology and the like.

Then, on top of that, you increasingly have brand advertising dollars — also an order of magnitude more than direct response dollars — looking for somewhere to go other than TV, and it just so happens that Facebook is the perfect brand advertising platform.2 The company has the right set of products in the right market at the right time.

So Google Home is the only legitimate alternative, and the two companies know each other well because of existing advertising relationships.

As long as advertisers must advertise, Facebook's profits will increase, and so will its stock price, regardless of the company's CEO warning that profits will take a hit because of pesky «security» concerns.

For the first time in 80 years, companies will be able to advertise their securities offerings so long as the...

They stayed and kept working so hard that, a few years later, Archana's company — Hubbl, which provides internet advertising solutions — sold for $ 14 million.

So far there's no sign that Google is using that data to target its advertising but users might want to think hard about the amount of purchase information they're giving to a company that's also capable of reading their emails and tracking their Internet browsing habits.

Walker wanted a job in business development so he started cold calling companies (without permission) asking if they would be interested in advertising on Foursquare.

NewSpace as an industry has a proven track record of generating intense and lasting public interest, so this new ability to advertise for investors could disproportionately benefit NewSpace companies.

I am so proud to say I've been offered jobs at very reputable companies that «ONLY HIRE COLLEGE GRADUATES,» as they are fond of advertising.

If you are the chief executive of a bus company and you spend all your time talking about the gospel and not looking after train timetables and your staff you would probably get sacked and it felt to me that as the main message carrier for the party it was a little bit like having your main advertising hoarding permanently damaged, permanently vandalised so your me.

Seems to me that companies advertising their Christian principles deserve to be called on it when those principles are short on the tolerance and brotherly love that Jesus identified as most important, and instead focus on the «below the belt» issues so favored by the politically ambitious.

So Peruvian dairy company Laive has teamed up with advertising gurus J. Walter Thompson to create a campaign that connects football to dairy, through that currently - valuable commodity — butter.

Indeed, many of the biggest online sportsbooks offer worse odds than their competitors — they're able to do so because they spend more money on marketing and customer service (that gambling company in Finland, by the way, is one of the biggest spenders on advertising overall in the country!).

Obviously it depends on company policies and whims and fancies of the staff, advertising options, importance of the game and so on.

It is funding these companies so that they can advertise in magazines and give free samples to doctors offices.

The marketing and advertising companies make it seem so, make them seem so attractive by buying into the biggest pain points that parents have which are: searching for that one bottle that will cause: less air, less gas, less fussier colicky like symptoms.

Before the ban on advertising baby milk was introduced, there was no such thing as follow - on milk; the companies have just invented it so that they can still advertise.

So quick blaming formula companies for advertising to women and start lobbying the government to extend PAID maternity (and paternity) leave.

I do think that formula companies should be held accountable for medical benefits they claim, however I don't think it's a toxic substance nor should it be treated so by way of advertising.

The type of formula the baby receives won't be a state secret — it just won't be advertised so the companies won't get free marketing.

Every year more countries pass laws prohibiting the aggressive advertising of breastmilk substitutes — five more countries have done so in the past two years alone — and the formula companies are getting scared.

The reason of course, is that the formula companies have succeeded so brilliantly with their advertising to convince most of the world that formula feeding is just about as good as breastfeeding, and therefore there is no need to make such a big deal about women not breastfeeding.

And so if they are advertising them directly to consumers, if they are putting out information that is inappropriate about them that makes extra claims that would be not compliant in other ways, then the company is not compliant.

Health professional bodies that accept advertising from baby feeding companies generally include several pages of it in their journals and find it difficult to wean themselves of it — though an increasing number are doing so.

We should be shouting and screaming for some of the money that goes into advertising formula (in the UK, formula companies spend about # 20 per baby on «educational material», while the NHS spends roughly 14p per baby on «marketing» breastfeeding) to go into supporting breastfeeding for those who want to, and so that those who wish they could have, or could have for longer can be supported next time too.

«We want a levy on these companies to expand the funds available to credit unions so they can serve more people, powers for councils to limit the growth of these companies on our high streets and a ban on advertising to children of these products.

And given technology companies like Facebook and Google make a lot of money from advertising, it matters to them that people stay on their platform so they can serve more advertising.