Sentences with phrase «marketing facet of the industry»

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As President and CEO of Click Forensics, Tom Cuthbert is responsible for all facets of the operation, product development and marketing for the company's industry - leading solutions for detecting unwanted clicks.

Moreover, since REPS call on almost all facets of commercial foodservice, there is no one better equipped to report the market dynamics that affect our industry.

We focus on all facets of the foodservice industry, from market research and sales to account management, data analytics, content creation and more.

Though there are many facets of digital marketing, the two most important in the veterinary industry are websites and social media like Facebook, Google and Yelp.

Right now I head up the Marketing and PR department at VooFoo, which as both a games developer and publisher, has allowed me to experience yet another facet of our hugely varied and creative games industry.

As a facet of helping clients develop that platform, we evaluate the full range of marketing resources and tools the firm employs, including business - development programs for existing and new clients; marketing communications and public relations; Web sites and other electronic communication vehicles; printed collateral; pitch and proposal generation systems; protocols for gathering and analyzing competitive intelligence and for conducting market research; CRMs and other databases; and strategic business - planning procedures at the firm, industry, office, practice, or client levels.

With 8 years of hands - on experience in all facets of client services, marketing and business programs, as well as a background in web environment, she has helped career services industry professionals across the US to expand and thrive, continually receiving rave reviews from her clients for her dedication, integrity, professionalism and great work.

Our talented team of real estate agents have years of experience working within the Boston real estate market, and they are trained in all facets of the real estate industry.

One somewhat overlooked facet of the wave of consolidation that swept the industry for the past decade is a system of licensing in which an independent real estate company extends the right to another company or broker to use its name and operational and marketing tools and programs in return for remuneration — either a flat fee or a percentage of income.