Sentences with phrase «much of the advertising money»

It appeared that much of the advertising money the National Republican Congressional Committee had intended for his seat in the campaign's final days would be redirected to help Pennsylvania Reps. Michael Fitzpatrick and Jim Gerlach.

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And of course leaving people alone much of the time means spending less money on advertising, which means we can keep our prices lower.

One customer telling a group of girlfriends how much she loved a SoulCycle class is far more valuable than any advertising money can buy.

There are a handful of half - literate posts from early 2003 in which Frind asks basic questions, like «I am interested in know how much money sites generate off advertising.»

Instead, future advertising revenue was viewed as the primary source of eventual profits, but with so much venture capital money available there was little financial motivation for them to find a way to become self - sufficient.

This utterly artificial naturalism is something most women nowadays are familiar with: Makeup stores are full of expensive «au naturel» brands and hair salons advertise «natural waves,» encouraging women to spend as much money as possible to look like they woke up like this.

The GOP has been affected much more than the Democratic Party by the change in the election finance laws, allowing Super PACs to spend arbitrarily large amounts of advertising money to support their preferred candidates.

The reason why so much money can be dumped in to the system is because the election cycles drag out months and months, with all of that TV advertising time available to be bought.

«If they gave us # 20,000, that would enable us to enormously increase the amount of money we were spending on Facebook advertising... and have much more impact,» he says.

According to our poll, 71 % of Canadians believe that because the food and beverage industry spends so much money on advertising to kids, it has an unfair advantage over parents when it comes to influencing children's eating and drinking habits.

Now where do you think truth, honesty and integrity factors into that combination of a hugely profitable industry targeting millions of trainees around the world, but built on advertising featuring paid endorsers who otherwise don't make much, if any, money themselves from the «sport»?

We will also be negotiating group advertising across all sites on the network on which you will also earn commissions Make easy money using these additional revenue opportunities Once you have brought us a profile, we will start a regular program of communication to encourage free members to upgrade to paying and to enjoy the service so much they will stay for a long time to come.

Without giving too much of the film's plot away, «Limbo»'s advertising slogan - «a condition of unknowable outcome» - is right on the money.

They spoke about the following topics: E-mailing Kickstarter and getting advice before starting your campaign, creating an e-mail lists of fans, how much to ask for, what your biggest expenses are, how much to pad out your time and money requests due to unforeseen problems, how much are kickstarter and credit card processing fee's, paying an artist, the design and layout of the Kickstarter page, putting images and videos on your page, getting background music for your video, when you should start your campaign, for how long you campaigns should be and what to avoid, what awards to offer, the emotional rollercoaster that comes with a kickstarter campaign, social media advertising, the logistics of mailing out all the books and more.

Expect Amazon to continue to lower the price of its Kindle e-readers, especially as it begins to figure out how much money it can make with the special offers and advertising.

If so, what kind of promotions are effective, how much money / time do you need to spend on advertising, and how long should ads continue after publication?

Unless indie authors are willing to spend a lot of money advertising, their self - published books remain a public secret to their prospective readers not only in bokshops, which are very much still alive, but on the internet as well.

I spent money on advertising in the wrong places and soooo much time going to the wrong kinds of promotional events.

It's not uncommon to see an indie authors do well and make tons of money despite having an unprofessional cover or website, and doing half of everything wrong (they're nearly always writing books in very popular genres and doing things better than their competition... and it's worth pointing out these books can often make MUCH more money than professionally published / traditionally published books, because they have control over their pricing, promotions and advertising.)

The big danger with self - publishing is that, not only do you spend a lot of money to get everything done (and then throw money away on marketing or advertising because you don't know what you're doing), but you actually have too much control over the project.

My wife and I try to pay cash typically for physical purchases under $ 20 (to not run up our monthly balance and «forgot» we spent so much money) and because some places advertise a cash discount in lieu of a credit transaction.

The Lanham Act of 1946 prohibits «false or misleading» product advertising and allows for imposition of penalties of as much as three times the actual money damages attributed to wrongdoing.

But then Shadow of War arrived and it's become apparent that's really not the case: Yes, loot boxes are there, and are advertised every time you enter the game's pause menu and yes, you see this menu a lot as checking your inventory and the Nemesis System is something you'll do constantly (we know, seeing it so much can be a drag), but you don't have to spend any money on them.

It's easier when talking about a game made by a big studio, because then you can break it down by the amount of money taken in, and then compare it to how much was spent to make it, advertise it, and distribute it.

All of this is done to promote business» narrow interests, and it's done behind the scenes — because it would be very unpopular if people knew about this stuff, and businesses want people to like them, which is why they spend so much money on advertising and marketing, to try to get consumers to feel good about the stuff they are buying.

Instead of an advertising campaign, investing in training lawyers on techniques for efficiently and effectively understanding each client's needs and delivering appropriate legal advice that meets those needs in the style (pit bull versus dove of peace) appropriate for their client's circumstances is money that is much better spent.

Those rules either don't apply online, or even if they do, they're not enforced, so it creates a huge problem where people are being advertised to and they don't know who the source is and how much money is being spent,» says Pal, who is director of the public law group at the faculty of common law at University of Ottawa.

It's one of the reasons law firms throw so much money into advertising and sponsorships: bolstering name recognition.

They may spend a much smaller portion of the money taken in as premiums toward paying for benefits, leaving a larger portion for agent commissions, advertising, administrative overhead, and profits.

One remarkable number here is how Facebook's advertising and measurement tools are letting is earn much more money from the same number of users.

Hi PED I feel I have to reply to your comments because I am a Salesperson who works for Right At Home Realty and I can tell you having been with Re / Max and Royal Lepage before Right At Home, when I receive a cheque I am still amazed that I actually get the money I expected... no National Advertising Fee deduction or coffee fund deduction when I work from home and never go to the office for coffee... With Right At Home, I have more money in My Bank account at the end of each month and therefore I am a much more viable Salesperson and for the new people in the business they even have free in house training.

I spend a huge amount of money on advertising (which was diverted from what would otherwise be franchise fees and rent), this has resulted in a much better bottom line for me and my one man, home office.