Sentences with phrase «expensive media campaign»

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Because in a way, social media campaigns can be less expensive than traditional advertising and it can be a great alternative for smaller companies to try and compete with larger brands.

Media coverage can give a campaign instant credibility («I read about you guys just the other day»), can help you reach a new audience, and is free (in money, though it can be VERY expensive in time).

Like many other forms of social media outreach, blogger relations is usually cheap financially but expensive in time, a good fit for scrappy campaigns with more enthusiasm than cash.

Because it's not terribly expensive to append email addresses to voter file records, and tools like NationBuilder can match social media to emails, campaigns can trim direct mail budgets by engaging with people on social media who they know prefer to talk digitally.

Like many other forms of social media outreach, blogging and blogger relations are usually cheap financially but expensive in time, a good fit for scrappy campaigns with more enthusiasm than cash.

«With a low turnout expected and limited media exposure in the nation's most expensive media market, the test of both campaigns will be to mount strong voter identification efforts and effective get - out - the - vote operations.

Traditional book promotion — the type of book publicity campaign that involves mailing out books / media kits and following up to pitch reviews and interviews — just got a bit more expensive.

For a straight - up full reskin takeover campaign on a fairly popular games media site, you're looking to spend (at a conservative estimate) around $ 4CPM (cost per thousand views) which could run up extremely expensive costs on any given month for a popular website.

The purpose of the conference is to generate international media attention to the fact that many scientists believe forecasts of rapid warming and catastrophic events are not supported by sound science, and that expensive campaigns to reduce greenhouse gas emissions are not necessary or cost - effective.

Less generous was the 2008 offer from the Heartland Institute of $ 1000 plus an all - expenses - paid trip to New York to any scientist willing to help «generate international media attention to the fact that many scientists believe forecasts of rapid warming and catastrophic events are not supported by sound science, and that expensive campaigns to reduce greenhouse gas emissions are not necessary or cost - effective.»

In the present case, the uncontested evidence was that a traditional media campaign would be very expensive and ineffective and the best and least expensive form of notice would be mailing an approved form of Order to potential class members.