Sentences with phrase «tried advertising efforts»
The company has tried advertising efforts in the past, but Mody says the economy had made consumers mostly unwilling to try new products without sampling them first.
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Furthermore, the bulk of the political cash raised online is still being spent on tried - and - true outreach efforts such as television advertising, direct mail and telephone calls.
That's a big start for a 2014 re-election campaign or efforts to try to counter a possible advertising blitz by public employee unions if he goes ahead with scheduled layoffs.
In half seriousness, I wonder why European automakers have never tried to attack the diesel stigma head on in their advertising in an effort to make the trademark clatter synonymous with environmental and social awareness.
It looks like the majority of small and medium sized companies are ramping up their efforts to try and get Google to remain open for business, as the aggregation service is pivotal for new users and to monetize their websites with online advertising.
For short - term efforts, you could consider investing in an advertising package with a service such as MJ Rose's AuthorBuzz, or trying to get your ebook featured through one of the many online promotional services (some free, some paid).
On one hand, you want popular sites because it can increase (connections) but the self - promo and advertising overshadows the efforts sometimes, and then, you may want to try something new and obscure and be apart of something that is «up and coming», with fresh discoveries.
Bookstores do their best to promote events with in - store signage, information on their websites, newsletters and sometimes, advertising, and book publicists do likewise by trying to schedule interviews for the author with local media prior to the event, but sometimes even the best efforts don't pan out.
If the dog you are trying to place is of a specific breed, and you have not been successful in finding a new home despite a genuine effort to advertise, etc., you should contact the appropriate breed rescue group.
It might not have as much success — Facebook's efforts have succeeded in large part because it has more users, more control over the links they see, and more advertising options — but it could still give it a try.
YouTube has made a number of efforts to try and crackdown specifically on child exploitation content, including removing advertising from millions of videos, imposing age restrictions on flagged content, and increasing the number of human moderators that scan its platform.