Sentences with phrase «paid ads etc.»

Planning for releases, setting up paid ads etc..

Not exact matches

By transparency, I mean they have full price transparency (know what they are paying for media vs. data vs. services vs. tech), they have attribution transparency (see each individual vendor's contribution to the sales funnel), they have audience transparency (know where their data is sourced from), and channel transparency (know distribution of ads on desktop, mobile, etc.).

This includes: contracting with a fulfillment company to stock and ship all your customer orders; hiring an online marketing company to manage and run your pay - per - click ad campaigns for you; turning over your payroll to a professional employment agency; etc..

In this case, though, the ad appears in a paper aimed directly at congressmembers, congressional staff and the lobby community, who by many accounts pay attention to who's buying space in Roll Call, The Hill, Congress Daily, etc. — both for the direct messages and for the indirect message sent about who's willing to spend money to raise the profile of their issues.

Ad networks pay a fee to app developers in order to show ads and monitor user activity — collecting app lists, device models, geo - locations, etc..

Helpful if you're running other paid promotions or PPC / Facebook ads, etc..

But it would feel a little bit like signing a contract with the devil, because I'd be paying ad infinitum for the editing, cover, etc. (expenses that are fixed and one - off for each book if I publish myself), face restrictions in what I can write and when, and have little to no flexibility in the publishing schedule in case of health problems (no spring chicken here).

But what indie writers would be interested in — at least this one — is professional help with gaining exposure in those areas that can actually do indie writers some good: identifying key book - review bloggers by genre, sorting through the maze of sites that offer paid advertising, and knowing which ones are the best bet for a particular author's work, helping with ad language, etc..

«Simon Lipskar, a literary agent with Writers House Literary Agency suggests that when a publisher has paid a modest sum to publish afirst novel, it's foolish, no matter how great one's fantasies, to hopethat the publisher will print 50,000 copies in hardcover, run anexpensive (and often pointless) ad campaign, send the author on anexpensive (and often pointless) author tour, etc.» http://www.scribd.com/doc/24174468/How-Lucky-Can-You-Get-by-M-J-Rose Dennis Hopper: The Wild Ride of a Hollywood Rebel

A professional dog breeder also faces expenses, even more if you count all the marketing side of running a kennel: dog shows, pet exhibitions, paid ads, website hosting, website creating, domain name, etc..

In order to get paid noticeably more money you had to do all the normal stuff - win awards, land a job in a «sexy» agency, get your ad on to The Superbowl etc..

If company A pays company B to create an ad / logo / video / etc. and then uses it, what happens if company B used copyrighted material without obtaining the necessary permissions, unbeknown to company A?

What you pay Yodle for, in addition to ad buys on Google, Yahoo!, etc., are free placements, website optimization, and conversion tracking, together with the backend ClickRank algorithm that drives it all.

Now, there are paid search advertisements (ads that appear on search engines), email marketing (ads that are placed in — you guessed it — emails), and social media channels (Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest, etc.).

But if a firm has no likes, +1 s, RTs, etc., or regularly has zero comments or feedback within their day - to - day social media activity, the use of paid ads isn't going to correct things.

Performs all financial accounting functions including: Accounts Payable, Pay Roll, Monthly Close, Statement Reconciliation, Report Creation, Cost Analysis, Accounts Receivable Analysis, Ad Hoc Analysis, etc..

The result: I measure my success by the number of properties in my inventory that are rented or sold this way versus typical listings in MLS, paid ads, mailings, etc..

As far as generating new business, we do all the standard stuff: Facebook ads, pay - per - click, Zillow, realtor.com ®, etc..

Use your iFoundAgent to create landing pages & lead capture forms for Facebook and PPC (pay per click) ad campaigns, post card farming campaigns etc..