Sentences with phrase «much they advertise what»

Really the only question will be how much they advertise what the new Kindle Fire is meant to do.

Not exact matches

Facebook news and advertising enables companies to do for themselves much, but not all, of what they have customarily hired public relations firms to accomplish.

«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.»

«I believe among the things you'll see is spend (how much was spent on this ad); you will see who they were trying to advertise to (what is the audience they were trying to reach); and I believe you will also be able to see some basic information on how much it was viewed,» Schroepfer replied — avoiding yet another straight answer.

I think probably to the dissatisfaction of our sales team here, I make all of our decisions based on what's going to matter to our community and focus much less on the advertising side of the business.

The old model of intrusive advertising and marketing not only costs too much, it no longer works — but what you can do instead is both much more powerful and a whole lot cheaper

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 cutting.

How much of what we see exists to tempt readers to read further, whilst being bombarded with advertising?

However, much of this romanticizing is actually driven by market economy — the wedding industry, the movie industry, the music industry, TV, advertising, celebrity culture (celebrities are often aspirational figures — we want to be like them, look like them, and have what they have), etc..

Craftsy.com offers this free pattern to create what is advertised as the perfect burp cloth... years ago we used cloth diapers to protect the mom... this looks like a much better idea!

Political campaigns haven't much boarded the online video advertising train yet (they'll put their own videos up, but that's different from what we're talking about).

The public should know what assumptions CityBridge's business model is based on, including how much revenue is being generated by the advertising and where those funds will be going.

So much of what we see in the media and advertising tells us we aren't perfect without this or that product, keeping us trapped in insecurity, fear and neurosis.

So our book does give strategies for reducing calories as much as possible, it just doesn't necessarily advertise that that is what it is doing.

ONE NIGHT ONLY at Yuzu Lakewood So much of what we purchase is based on the perception of advertising So what happens when we.

Nintendo did the same thing not advertising the N64 and Gamecube (in Europe) and didn't seem to care, much like what they are doing now.

Afterwards, their internet guy (with whom I had spoken) did an internet search on my (captured) cell phone # and then had the nerve to contact me to complain that he hadn't been able to find much (it was my private cell) on me or my company, and why was I not advertising on the internet, and what was our website, and wanted to know additional details about our company and myself... VERY creepy: — LRB - When I questioned him on this, he was rude and dismissive and responded that «you can never be too careful about who you are speaking with»!

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.

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?

What if an author doesn't have much funding for this kind of advertising?

How much you can expect to spend and what a respectable ROI or ACoS (Advertising Cost of Sales) looks like.

Not advertising what you are reading may remove some of the public transportation flirting, but it allows you to immerse yourself in a book you love, without attracting too much attention.

And how much or what percentage of your monthly book sales your invest in advertising?

Customers have no idea what an ARM - based netbook can do and much like it is in the smartphone world will be forced to rely on advertising, branding, word of mouth and online reviews which is probably why the Beam will switch to Android when it comes to AT&T as a product.

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.

The book has new interviews with digital players and statistics on what webcomics earn from advertising, how much it costs to print books, what the big players take out of various delivery methods and more.

If you don't bother to do your own research and just let advertising slogans or pretty packaging do your thinking for you, that's what happens.And as some have mentioned, I'd much rather see Purina sponsor Y!A than start being charged to use this site.

Because treats aren't intended for, or advertised to contribute to your pet's nutritional health, we can tend to not pay as much attention to what goes into them.

Yelp is another hyper - local site that retailers should check out — not so much for advertising but to see what people are saying about the store.

If the the user was mislead to believe the game was much more awesome or the game was simply falsely advertise (or even if the player finds that the game was not what he / she wanted), those would be legit cases of refunds in my eyes.

Getting to take on obvious and hilarious celeb caricatures and getting David Hasselhoff for advertising garners this game a much needed plus; but lets take a look at what R2R does right before getting into the bad.

No surprise really, MS will spend MILLIONS just on looks, which could be spent on developing a launch title Just look at how much more money MS spent on advertising etc this gen compared to Sony, then they end up tailing behind the PS3 I do nt really care what the PS4 looks like, as long as its a beast inside

However, part way through writing it, I realized that there has been so much quality advertising over the past 12 months that even the decision of what to include, let alone what order it should go in, would be utterly arbitrary (not to mention unfair).

Interestingly enough, Nintendo looks to be simply advertising Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer as just the latest and newest Animal Crossing game for the 3DS, without much indication that this is a spin - off till, and not really what you would expect from a new Animal Crossing game.

We don't have cable TV, and the Beans are pretty young and none of the other parents with kids their age really game and follow the information, so I don't know what NOA is really doing to advertise and market the system outside of what I see on sites and PR emails... and that is pretty much, NOTHING.

In what is a definite throwback to some of Sony's old - school PlayStation advertising, the commercial goes big on style rather than showing much of what the PS4 Pro is capable of.

$ 15 for an app that only does Facebook and Sony's own service is a bit on the steep side especially since there are phone apps, PHONE APPS, that do what's advertised here plus much more for as low as a dollar and free.

Front Mission 4 was noticeably much easier to find, but I think they spent more advertising than what was needed.

In many cases, the paper he uses started out on advertising hoardings in the working - class neighbourhoods of South Central Los Angeles, reflecting much of what constitutes business there: from paternity tests and high - interest loans to fast - track immigration papers.

Advertising and television quickly emerged as rich new mediums for expression and artworks themselves were transformed into branded products while the artists standing behind them were viewed as celebrities much more alike today's famous personas than what traditional artists were viewed throughout history.

It's too much like what a commercial advertising firm does.

He begins to invest color with spatial properties, so he very much controls the properties of color to advance and recede so that there's a back and forth motion in all of his pictures, but they nevertheless stay very much on the surface, so that the paintings are perceived in a single glance, and he was very conscious that a single impression painting was what he wanted to create which, of course, is what advertising does.

«Looking back at two centuries worth of cards, I found that much of what's repressed in society makes its way onto the backs of these cards in the form of advertising and imagery,» said Tyson.

To get a sense of just how much lawyer advertising has changed since the Bates decision, let's review what, up until recently, were fairly common methods, and then move on to where the world of advertising is now as an indication of where it is heading.

As far as advertising is concerned, the only thing I thought was interesting in addition to what you said is that in addition to the fact that the advertisers are getting much better at what they do.

And to do that on a consistent basis is a far more effective way, not only of getting noticed, which is the first rule of advertising, but much, much more than that, of establishing authority, of making your phone ring from people who are truly already educated about what it is you do and really know that you're the right person for them long before they pick up the phone and call you.

The judges were sympathetic to the much wider ban because of what one commentator, commending the decision, has identified as their «egalitarian approach» (see Jacob Rowbottom, «The Ban on Political Advertising and Article 10» (2007) 18 (3) Entertainment Law Review 91).

The other insurers — the ones you hear advertising all over the place — range to as much as nearly double in premium vs. USAA to 50 % more than what average person pays with Amica Mutual.

You'll have a much clearer picture of how these purchases are made after finding out what Dennison Place renters insurance providers offer in terms of advertising and commercials as well.

If you get caught up in one of these, you could end up in an apartment that's much more expensive than what was advertised.