Sentences with phrase «holiday marketing push»

I think those 3 are what Nintendo is gonna use as their holiday marketing push.

Amazon's update comes as the company prepares its holiday marketing push for the Kindle.

Those companies are currently preparing for the big holiday marketing push, with Amazon recently kicking off a series of television ads highlighting the Kindle's relatively low cost.

Not exact matches

Digital might be a marketing buzzword, but this year, Target Corp. is making a big push into TV for its holiday campaign.

At first glance, Trolls looks like a lower - rent Smurfs, a sticky - sweet concoction based on a paper - thin premise, designed as a 3 - D marketing campaign to push the kids some toys they don't need right before the holidays.

It suffered from a less - than - stellar marketing push, along with a release date that didn't give holiday buyers enough time to...

Maybe that is the reason Apple is pushing the market launch of the device closer to the holiday season.

Suffice it to say, Samsung is making a big push with Google Android at the helm of all of their devices and getting them into the market by the critical holiday shopping season.

The American Booksellers Association unveiled its newest marketing campaign intended to push the sale of indie books this coming holiday season.

Lower average selling prices (ASPs), a wide range of new product offerings, and increased holiday spending all acted as catalysts to push the already climbing tablet market to record levels.

The Fire Phone may have been a disappointment to the market, but Amazon isn't giving up on its attempt to push it into the hands of consumers this holiday season.

The campaign will start in China, the UK and USA and also run in Australia, with A$ 5 million being spent on a domestic marketing push to encourage more Australians to holiday in their own «backyard.»

If I were SCEA / SCEE marketing, I would do a PS4 Wonderbook push with a PS4 Eye + Move + Wonderbook + PSN code bundle in 2014Q4 (holiday push).

Not sure if this was unfortunate planning on Bethesda's part or technical difficulties, but I noticed a bunch of two - page adverts for Oblivion, specifically mentioning the PS3 version, in the holiday issues of Official PlayStation Magazine and EGM - so I'm guessing that marketing was booked before the game was pushed back.

However, like many recent games that have been pushed back to a 2011 release due to a very competitive market during the holiday period, Test Drive Unlimited 2 follows suit.