Sentences with phrase «to pay for advertising»

I also get paid for advertising on the banners of my website.

I don't pay for any advertising at the moment.

It is an easy shortcut to just pay for advertising in the form of ebook reviews.

You might choose to publish your own audio or video podcasts instead of paying for advertising.

This is mostly because of a local phenomenon where sellers, working with their Realtors, actually pay for the advertising for their property.

The same can be said if the author decides to pay for advertising at the various sales sites.

Both run on a pay - per - click basis meaning you only pay for advertising when someone clicks on your ad.

You can also consider paying for advertising, although you need to have an advertising strategy in place before you get started.

If you aren't willing to invest that time, just pay for advertising.

With the right supporters and marketing materials, you can achieve your goals without paying for advertising.

What I found most interesting was your usage and the result of using paid for advertising.

They are usually made by the big name companies, but don't have to pay for advertising costs, therefore, they are cheaper.

Our media partners pay for advertising and you will always know the difference because their messages will be clearly marked as sponsored or seen as banner ads.

By releasing the movie himself the money that a studio would normally pay for advertising becomes pure profit on his part.

All the major online services offer paid for advertising and it can be an effective way to boost a book's profile.

However, if you occasionally pay for advertising, now is an opportunity to advertise a contest instead of just advertising that you have a book.

And while it initially paid for advertising within search engines to spread the word, the company now relies almost exclusively on social channels and word - of - mouth referrals from satisfied clients.

They do say that free publicity is the best kind, and thanks to the viral nature of the internet, why even bother paying for advertising anymore?

To learn more about how you can pay for advertising job based on demand, consider recruiting solutions that offer a pay - for - performance model like Simply Hired.

The firm paid for advertising and most other promotional material, and supervision was relatively intense by today's standards.

You simply pay for an advertising by way of membership.

If my cost is the same as their costs, but they have to pay for advertising on all TV channels, radio stations, and all over the Internet.

Sure, you can throw up a Website, pay for advertising in a hundred different gardening newsletters, or put up a billboard on I - 95!

Be willing to pay for advertising for enhanced results.

These people should be feeding the poor and homeless instead of paying for advertising.

Book reviews are considered very good publicity and no one complains about authors paying for advertising space on relevant websites or in magazines.

Grading attorneys who pay for advertising may sound like it has the potential for conflict, but here's how the site explains it:

The logic is that money pays for advertising (to persuade voters) and staff (to recruit volunteers for GOTV).

Here are two articles — one looking at the positive experiences of a group of authors paying for advertising or book promotion, and one covering some of the negative aspects:

Besides the expensive media and the insanely expensive production (they only REALLY want to sell you TV, let's stop kidding ourselves), it has to pay for an advertising agency, the agency's payroll (with all those lovely back - room jobs), the agency's rent on the fancy office in downtown Manhattan, the fancy designer furniture that fills the office etc etc. 3.

While legal, it's presumably not great for Yelp's reputation if the public thinks the company is tinkering with its review - filtering algorithm based on whether or not a company pays for advertising.

The changes, applicable to both the website and the app, that prioritizes pages that have paid for advertising over those that don't.

Which is why for everyone hung up on the latest rumor of a plan about a plan about a plan spread by a newspaper whose very viability is tied in with that of the banks that pay for its advertising revenue, we have one thing to ask: «show us the actual plan please.»

Not only the fund pays for advertising, but they also pay handsome yearly commissions to the financial advisers (financial product pushers) who sells it to you.

«Facebook's announcement that they will include issue ads in their forthcoming transparency tool, and has endorsed the enactment of the Honest Ads Act, is a welcome step and will add to public awareness about who is paying for advertising content on the platform,» said Rep. Adam Schiff, D - Calif., in a statement.

Once again, it's time to wonder how much it's worth paying for advertising to get new supporters to «like» your page, potential email list members though they may be.

The agency continued paying for advertising during that time period «without any analysis of specific goals or modification of outreach efforts,» DiNapoli's audit found.

Patricia, book marketing is challenging, but there are many many free ways to market your books, so I would try those before paying for advertising.

I've heard lots of things about The Fussy Librarian, but this was my first time paying them for advertising.

You have to purchase special software like Scrivener, buy professional cover designs and formatting templates, pay line editors, structural editors and beta readers, and then pay for advertising on platforms like Bookbub.

The group pays for advertising.

When placing pre-orders from GameSeek, customers can rest easy even if the announced price for the Nintendo Switch will be higher than the offered price, customers will only pay for the advertise price.

On a bang - per - buck basis, how did he match up to the millions that Microsoft pays for advertising and marketing, both in - house and out?

By way of background, ambush marketing occurs when companies try to benefit from an event without actually paying for advertising.