Sentences with phrase «paying big ad»

If you're tired of paying big ad bills and reading news about your competitors in the print media, start tooting your own horn and cashing in on the free stuff.»

Not exact matches

It's not quite a pay - to - play operation as it only charges the biggest advertisers, such as Google (goog) and Amazon (amzn), for whitelisting their «acceptable» ads.

Last, Spotify is also garnering a big lead over Apple when it comes to its free user base, or users who listen to an ad - supported version of Spotify but don't pay a subscription fee.

As for the big players like Google and Amazon, which pay Adblock Plus a large and unspecified amount of money for unblocking their ads, nothing's changed.

The company also just began running ads on the Hotel News Now website that read, «Tired of paying up to 30 percent to the big OTAs?

«Organic» search optimization is a game only big companies like Amazon and black hats can win at, and paid search is too expensive and vulnerable to ad blockers, click fraud and other nonsense.

Big and small companies have a complex array of channels and sources for inbound sales leads, ranging from pay - per - click ads to B2B publications to web forms to simple phone calls.

Facebook, Google and other large properties are lining up big chunks of ad space for those willing to pay, and CampaignGrid's Jordan Lieberman predicted during the conference that digital video ad inventory (on YouTube and Hulu, for instance) for the Fall will sell out completely in 15 + battleground states by August.

His biggest expenses over the last four weeks were $ 103,000 for ads (paid to his own production company, Ellicott Advertising, which he started to keep costs down), and $ 73,000 to his campaign manager, Michael Caputo.

«I am certain its a very significant ad buy since these big box stores continue to spend millions to promote a bad idea, including paying nearly $ 50,000 a month on lobbyists.»

As the congressional campaign season kicks off, and we all brace for an onslaught of ads, attention must be paid to the damage big money does to our democracy, and to why it is allowed to happen.

Although not as big a problem with paid services, free dating web sites sometimes have the problem of fake ads.

We know the studios pay big bucks get their ads on your site and sway your opinion about their products, but does it have to completely deteriorate your ability as a writer as well?

Aah It was so big and right next to an ad that I guess I thought it was an ad an didn't pay attention to it XD

Big Detergent absolutely nails it in a spot that's not only front - to - back engaging but also manages to co-opt all the other ads people paid $ 5 or 10 million to air.

Short of taking out expensive ads and sending literally thousands of copies to advanced readers, there's no surefire guarantee that a book will land in front of paying customers, and that's something even the big guys can't do for every title they produce.

It also marks the NYT's biggest move away yet from regular display advertising, with all ads on NYT Now in the form of «Paid Posts,» NYT's term for native advertising — or advertorial, as it used to be called.

Facebook and Goodreads — I'm not a huge fan of pay - per - click ads when it comes to selling books (our earnings aren't very big on any individual book sale so it's tough to break even), but these sites allow you to run campaigns and post links to your books within the system or to off - site book pages.

But trust me when I say that spending some time each week connecting with your readers will pay bigger dividends than any ads could possibly offer.

Basically, we've shifted a big chunk of our marketing budget to paying our good customers instead of advertising channels — no TV or print ads.

Though I never consciously pay attention to ads, on that particular morning, one caught my eye — a big full pager from Schwab, below.

The ads were sponsored by a local group but paid for with contributions from Peabody Energy, the world's biggest private coal company, and a Kansas utility, Sunflower Electric Power.

Another ad paid for by the Wind Coalition counters that, «Big oil doesn't want to pay their fair share, and wants to run wind out of the state.»

This is only one such anti-clean energy TV ad that Big Oil paid for this year.

A recent ad put out by her campaign argues that «Hillary Clinton knows it's time to act, take some of the windfall profits of big oil to pay to suspend the gas tax this summer, investigate the oil giants for price gouging and collusion.»

Pay per lead marketing essentially allows attorneys to take advantage of a larger pool of cash for their marketing, enabling them to make bigger media buys and get better ad placement.

Social media have replaced the paid classified ads... Almost every big news organization has a fraction of the reporters that it once fielded.

Microsoft is wiping the books clean of almost all of the $ 6.3 billion it paid for interactive ad company aQuantive in 2007 and admitting its Online Services Division will not make big bucks,

But no matter how big or small, almost every artist has a percentage of listeners who are die - hard fans, willing to pay far more than they'd earn a creator in streaming royalties or ad - revenue share.

Similarly, Facebook is now trying to equip creators with ways to earn the most possible from their biggest, most passionate fans who might pay way more in a tip or monthly subscription than a creator could ever earn through ads.

Advertising can help to cover some of their costs, but online ads alone won't pay for big, serious, high - quality journalistic enterprises the way that print ads once did.

While there are plenty of big brands paying for huge campaigns through ads APIs or account reps, small businesses around the world can greatly benefit from self - serve ads that leverage their more familiar connection with customers.

In its latest ad, the South Korean tech company keeps this trend alive by recruiting comedian Hannibal Buress to show off Samsung Pay's big advantage over Apple Pay.

Apple's Pandora - like competitor, iTunes Radio, is gearing up for a fall launch, but before Apple can stream songs to iOS devices across the U.S. for free, it's got to find someone to help pay for it all, so it's recruited some of the biggest brands in the world to supply it with ads.

We allow them to publish our listings for free, they build a web site around it an get Royal Bank ING Genworth etc to pay big bucks and to show they are good guys, will sell ads to Realtors to get in front of consumers who our listings attracted.

The big issue with paying for these wasted clicks is that it eats up your daily ad spend budget so that your ads stop showing midway through the day.