Sentences with phrase «much they advertise in»

You can infer some things by looking at how much they advertise in Craigslist and local papers.

Yes, I know that Generations is technically considered a spin - off, but it was pretty much advertised in Japan as a mainline game.

Not exact matches

Digital - marketing researcher eMarketer estimates that U.S. advertisers will spend a whopping $ 384.4 million on Snapchat advertising by the end of 2016, and as much as $ 804.5 million in 2017.

For publishers, that means being able to see how much advertising revenue is coming in on a daily basis.

In today's hectic online marketplace, the vast number of communication channels and advertising projects can seem like too much to handle.

Automate as much of your advertising process as possible — configure your advertising mix so that as many channels as possible communicate programmatically with one another in real time.

To put the cost of effectively using Facebook in perspective consider that according to Brian Wallace, former vice president of strategic marketing for Samsung Mobile, Samsung spends twice as much maintaining and updating its top - rated Facebook page, as it does actually advertising on Facebook.

Much rests on that model: trillions in auto sales, a massive global workforce, vast assets in the form of factories, an enormous network of marketers and dealerships, billions in yearly advertising, a legacy automotive media, and above all, the financing that makes buying and leasing individual cars and trucks possible.

«My goal has always been to give everyone at Sharethrough as much information, context and room to care as much as I do as a founder,» says Dan Greenberg, CEO of Sharethrough, an ad - tech company that creates software for publishers and brands and is considered a trailblazer in the native - advertising movement.

Telenav, a company developing in - car advertising software, is betting you won't mind much.

With the company counting on much of its future advertising to come from location - aware devices, having cars in its arsenal sort of works with that.

He was referring to a prediction he had made nine months earlier that, before the recession was over, media companies would experience a decline in advertising revenue of as much as 40 percent.

Better yet for the company, advertising sales were a «strong contributor» to Amazon much bigger - than - expected profit in the first quarter, said Brian Olsofsky, Amazon's chief financial officer, on a conference call with investors on Thursday.

Doing the minimum required by a franchise system is not the way to make big numbers — he recommends doing as much as possible in the beginning, theorizing that if franchisees are scrimping on advertising or labor in the first year just to keep the doors open, they didn't have enough operating capital to begin with.

In particular, some publishers have complained that they are unable to get as much advertising revenue from their Instant Articles as they could if those stories were hosted on their own sites instead of on Facebook's platform.

Zeroing in on a specific audience lets you get the most bang for your advertising buck, but be careful about narrowing your focus too much.

For a company that's struggled to expand its user base and whose advertising revenues have been left in the dust by Facebook, its much bigger rival, it's a very attractive strategy.

Readership and advertising is moving to digital, and the New York Times very much wants to be a global media property, so investing in a digital expansion in Europe makes sense.

Gotlieb's call for marketers to be more proactive in explaining targeted advertising echo those made in September by Macy's consumer strategy executive Julie Bernard, who attributed much of the public's ambivalence about the practice to negative media spin.

That's why calculating the return on your advertising investments can get tricky — so much of advertising success is impossible to track because it's highly subjective and occurs in people's minds, not through their wallets.

The event began as an awards ceremony for creative work in advertising, much like the more famous film festival at the same venue.

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.»

It was only a few years old and, in some ways, mirrored the state of Lavalin's Weather Now when Morrissette bought it: The basic weather - reporting infrastructure was in place, but the company wasn't generating much advertising revenue.

It's an advertising machine, an industry standard, and most businesses now have social media teams to run their social sites because of how much it means in our society today.

Social is much more complex than most other forms of advertising and very foreign in nature to most advertisers who are used to a more numbers - driven analytical approach.

But it's much clearer today that Facebook is valuable — it's a leader in display advertising, raking in $ 2.75 billion in 2013.

The product created its own advertising, in other words, and Woodman intended to keep that going as much as possible.

For example, Uber advertised on Craigslist that drivers in Minneapolis could make $ 18 per hour and Boston drivers could make as much as $ 25 an hour.

The company has already signed up more than 50 partners, with more in the wings, and it is offering them 100 % of the advertising revenue from their content if they sell the ads — much like Facebook is offering its partners with its recently - launched Instant Articles project.

«What that means is that the people who are trying to create [a viral hit] need to think in a very different way... much different than you would in a normal kind of promotion or advertising campaign.»

In a research note it published on Tuesday, UBS said that it doesn't think mobile ad - blocking will become a mainstream activity, and therefore it expects that the impact on actual advertising sales is going to be much smaller.

«As much as we're not attached in a lot of ways, whether it's editorial voice, whether it's production style or whether it's advertising, there is still a lot of learning.»

But regardless, our findings suggest that both presidential candidates will suffer from their past bad acts no matter how much good they advertise in the present, and therefore face an uphill battle in trying to change their reputations with voters before November.

This is why the deal makes so much sense: AOL provides the technology to target individuals instead of content, and Verizon the ability to track those individuals — at least the over 100 million customers they already have — at arguably a deeper level than anyone else in digital advertising (for non-Verizon customers, AOL's ad platform is still useful, albeit not as targeted; rates would be commensurately lower).

Advertisers still trade on those figures, and those eroding ratings led to a 9 percent drop in domestic advertising revenues during the latest quarter, Viacom reported on Thursday, a figure much higher than analysts had expected.

Even the biggest names in internet advertising have a hard time proving when ads lead to sales, much less knowing the minds of consumers.

Their business model is a digital advertising business model, and the reason why Facebook and Google had more than a 90 percent share of growth in the digital advertising space last year is that they can target advertising in a way that no other site can because they have a 360 - degree view of user activity, meaning they're tracking users across the web and therefore know much more about their users than anyone else.

As such, search engine optimization and pay - per - click advertising are channels in which they invest much of their efforts.

Google also will tell you how often people search these phrases, how competitive the keywords are in AdWords, and how much it'll cost to advertise on each keyword.

Google, in every respect, has a much bigger advertising business,» says David Chavern, president of News Media Alliance, a publisher trade group.

Sens. Amy Klobuchar (D-MN), Mark Warner (D - VA), and John McCain (R - AZ) last October introduced the Honest Ads Act, which seeks to regulate online political advertising much in the same way as television, radio, and print are.

In an investor call in October, Time Warner CEO Jeff Bewkes said the company may lengthen the window on what it sends to Netflix to perhaps as much as three years, and other media executives have made similar comments, as the industry struggles to deal with the decline of advertising revenue, as well as cord cuttinIn an investor call in October, Time Warner CEO Jeff Bewkes said the company may lengthen the window on what it sends to Netflix to perhaps as much as three years, and other media executives have made similar comments, as the industry struggles to deal with the decline of advertising revenue, as well as cord cuttinin October, Time Warner CEO Jeff Bewkes said the company may lengthen the window on what it sends to Netflix to perhaps as much as three years, and other media executives have made similar comments, as the industry struggles to deal with the decline of advertising revenue, as well as cord cutting.

We are here to reassure you that when joining the social media advertising world, you have as much control as you wish in your budget for ad campaigns.

Many sites with too much advertising, or low - quality content, saw a massive decline in the rankings when Panda began.

The companies need to reveal how much advertising Russia - affiliated groups bought before and after the 2016 election in all currencies, not just the obvious one of rubles.

In the meantime, there are mounting concerns over its online advertising power, handling of privacy matters and how much tax it pays in EuropIn the meantime, there are mounting concerns over its online advertising power, handling of privacy matters and how much tax it pays in Europin Europe.

(In much the same way, I bet people who remember the «Whassup» ads at this point have no memory of the product they advertised.)

Either earnings have to grow much faster than sales, or sales growth has to come from things that aren't advertising, or the ad industry has to grow much faster than it did in the past, or you have to pick an end point for the year you are measuring to that is very near today - or, you'd end up with Google having a huge share of global advertising spending.

Because of this emphasis, much of the advertising was in bad taste and at times somewhat bizarre.

As in much else, the social issues raised by advertising are not based on the number of advertisements placed, but on the cultural and social impact of the influential visible advertisements in advanced media that go far beyond the mere announcement of price and availability of commodities.