Sentences with phrase «put ad dollars»
Do you need to put all your ad dollars online?
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In regards to getting clients, I never put ad dollars into a marketing plan.
Not exact matches
«Traffic is exploding, but ad dollars are not keeping pace,» as the FT puts it.
The message, which had to have been put together, on the fly, might just have grabbed more attention than Oreo's official million - dollar Super Bowl Ad.
Facebook now offers targeted advertising across the mobile and desktop web, and in apps, and that puts the social network in direct competition for ad dollars with Google, which has had a years long head start in both media.
«People can see that Christy Clark thinks that putting government political ads on television is a good use of taxpayer dollars.
The committee also is putting search ad dollars behind sites targeting New Hampshire's Jeanne Shaheen, Alaska's Mark Begich, Mississippi's Ronnie Musgrove, Oregon's Jeff Merkley, and North Carolina's Kay Hagan.
I spend tens of thousands of dollars putting the ad on the internet.
I know that our advertisers feel great about their ad dollars being put to great use in supporting our local Montreal Rescues too.Each year I think of which deserving rescues I want to donate my allotted amount to.
Perhaps the best part is that several games use the free - to - play model as a sort of «trial version»; you can experience the whole game for free if you're willing to put up with advertisements, or you can chuck the developers a few dollars to have a completely ad - free experience.
If you were to take out an ad in a newspaper, you would put your brand in front of about 32 people for every dollar you spent.
This source talks about how Huawei was in talks with Google get the Nexus 6P at all four of the major United States wireless carriers and that each of them would put money toward a multi-hundred-million dollar ad campaign for the device.
You, as so many, think selling a property for top dollar takes putting a listing on MLS, an ad in the paper, a sign on the lawn, and then you wait.