Sentences with phrase «glossy brochure»

Mainstays of traditional brokerages, like manning a Sunday open house or printing a glossy brochure, are hybrid line items that determine how much a client pays for services rendered.

Without a keen eye, you're no better off than when you are staring at an establishment's glossy brochure.

It can be very difficult, however, for counsel and court to separate the wheat from the chaff; one glossy brochure with photographs of smiling children and sunrises looks very much like another.

In a glossy brochure, it revealed it had a «new system» that could predict the future, by combining analysis of natural variability with long - term trends.

It is not a glossy brochure style presentation that everything is fabulous.

Now, you might look at the disclaimer in the glossy brochure which came to my house, which in 5 - point type takes back all of things that they about in bold headlines and readable text.

If you're asking what the market might pay for company X I'd first have to see their glossy brochure and their latest presentation.

Remember that a glossy brochure or website is not evidence that an offer is a good investment or even a real deal.

It could be argued that not every speaker listed in the glossy brochure for today's seminar provides uncontroversial evidence in support of this outlook: the keynote speech is to be delivered, in a few hours» time, by George W. Bush, a president far from universally viewed as successful.

One of his minders flew down, unveiled a glossy brochure and fled.

Shortly before leaving office in 2000, Cuomo ordered the printing of 30,000 copies of a 150 - page, glossy brochure reviewing his accomplishments at HUD; it cost $ 688,000 and was titled «Vision for Change.»

Full - color glossy brochure about attachment parenting and API's Eight Principles of Parenting.

Full - color glossy brochure about infant sleep safety and cosleeping based on API's Principle of Ensure Safe Sleep, Physically and Emotionally.

Both teams are remarkably free from long - term payroll concerns, and both teams would like to read the glossy brochure about Yu Darvish.

Employees, typically unaware of cashout options, choose the glossy brochure pushing for higher returns over the less understood income stream.

A one - time radio ad blitz, a glossy brochure, or a shiny new website will quickly erode your budget and derail your marketing plans.

There is no five year plan, no mission statement, no seven points or three objectives and no glossy brochures.»

As they ask for information about potential adoptive families they like, they're given glossy brochures and shown videos that look like they'd been produced for TV — they hear about people's favorite colors and foods, but aren't able to learn anything beyond surface information.

I'm walked through to the packaging, shipping and receiving, clinical, quality assurance, administration, sales and marketing departments, and am shown the impressive floors, the certificates of achievements, patents, and glossy brochures.

According to Dr. Thomas Geelhaar, President of the GDCh and Merck KGaA, the age of glossy brochures is over.

Glossy brochures were mailed to parents and press releases to local media.

Along with its tax affiliate, the Alliance for School Choice, the organization published glossy brochures featuring pictures of smiling children of every race, with endorsements from African - American and Democratic politicians, including Sen. Cory Booker, then an upstart city councilman from Newark, New Jersey, who joined the board of Alliance for School Choice in 2002.

Look beyond the blandishments and glossy brochures and focus on tenants and the long - term prospects for capital growth.

Glossy brochures and presentations are used to persuade investors that land banking is a cheaper way to get into the property market than through buying an investment property.

«Step back and take your time to do your homework - don't rely on glossy brochures, websites, or the assurances of a smooth - talking salesperson.»

So glad I can read stories from fellow travelers about visiting Hawai'i as opposed to glossy brochures that tell me what they want to tell me, not exactly always what I want to know.

With cruise holidays gaining in popularity, passengers should be looking beyond the glossy brochures and sale discounts to see the true cost of cruising, say www.cruises.co.uk, the UK's largest online cruise community.

Brazilian officials were this morning distributing glossy brochures extolling the fuel's environmental and social benefits.

To my knowledge, the U.K. visitors» bureau has yet to print up glossy brochures touting the fact, but Britain — long a popular destination for libel plaintiffs — is becoming even more so as courts carve out new protections for personal privacy.

If you merely walk the halls and pick up glossy brochures, you might as well stay home and surf the Web for the same information.

Look beyond the blandishments and glossy brochures and focus on tenants and the long - term prospects for capital growth.

But it doesn't end there, lifestyle marketing, image enhancement, high glossy brochures, tour guides and other attention grabbing marketing can make the difference as to whether your property has its value portrayed, or whether it even gets the chance to shine.

Plan to take glossy brochures with photos of each property you are marketing, and plenty of business cards.

Not exact matches

Brochures are more costly, so try the large, glossy postcards instead.

At $ 999, it's expensive, but the glorious new display looks like someone printed a glossy high - resolution brochure and fused it onto the front of a phone.

This included spending at least # 50,000 on half - page adverts in national newspapers and magazines, direct mail - shots to thousands of party members, printing thousands of glossy promotional brochures and employing a private marketing firm to undertake telephone canvassing.

The contrast it provided with the self - promotional brochure describing his work at Housing and Urban Development was stark and no doubt deliberate: the glossy color photos of Cuomo the HUD secretary posing with celebrities like Sarah Jessica Parker had been replaced by statistics, tables and footnotes.

Now, in a mailing that looks surprisingly similar to the glossy campaign pieces Luke Bronin has been sending out to Hartford voters comes a expensive lobbyist - funded brochure telling state legislators that they did a great job when they decided to fund privately owned charter schools... rather than doing what they should have done and provided Hartford and Connecticut's other cities and towns with the money needed to adequately fund local schools.

Sure, at first the process is all unicorns and moonbeams: the giddy anticipation of what the new sweetheart will be, the breathless reading and re-reading of AUTOMOBILE reviews, the gleeful hours poring over stats and photos on websites and glossy sales brochures (an audio system with only 12 speakers and 1,500 watts?

For 1998, Land Rover has replaced the traditional sales brochures for the Range Rover and Land Rover Discovery with a glossy, book - sized publication called Land Rover Journal.

Be especially wary when new technology stocks splurge on elaborate web sites and glossy investor brochures.

Be especially wary when growth tech stocks splurge on elaborate web sites and glossy investor brochures.

Focus On What's In It For Your Clients: If your glossy, expensive brochure has content about your state - of - the - art surgical equipment for anterior cruciate repair, you may be missing the point.

We believe slow travel is the key to discovering the places that don't make it into the tourism brochures and glossy magazines, but are every bit as special as the items on our bucket lists.

Cathy grew up with a love for travel and by the time she was about 10, she had a travel guide collection of brochures and glossy booklets covering destinations around the world.

So global - warming - denialist brochures are printed on glossy paper.

The paper compares the aquarium's educational cruise to other «toxic tours» of polluted inner - city areas in New York's South Bronx; Oakland, California; and Chicago, as well as «reality tours» of slums in Mumbai, Rio de Janeiro, and Johannesburg, which are increasingly popular among visitors seeking a glimpse of what lies behind the glossy photos in tourism brochures — but also controversial for promoting what some call a voyeuristic approach to poverty.

For example, in the early 1990s the old firm Goodman Phillips & Vineberg scrapped its newsletters (which have always had low readership for all firms) and brochures (which all sounded alike) in favor of a glossy, four color business magazine that discussed emerging ideas that readers should be thinking about as they run their companies.

Supporting our newly differentiated image, we created a variety of collaterals, built around the elegant, glossy, white - on - black guarantee brochure.

As I said, Issuu is a digital publishing platform that lets you create a glossy online magazine, brochure, or report that can be read on pretty much any digital device.