Targeted Marketing Clause Samples
The Targeted Marketing clause defines the rules and permissions regarding the use of personal or demographic data to direct specific marketing efforts toward particular groups or individuals. Typically, this clause outlines what types of data may be collected, how that data can be used for marketing purposes, and any limitations or consent requirements imposed on such activities. For example, it may specify that marketing communications can only be sent to users who have opted in, or restrict the use of sensitive information for advertising. The core function of this clause is to ensure compliance with privacy laws and to protect individuals from unwanted or intrusive marketing, while clarifying the boundaries for lawful and ethical targeted advertising.
Targeted Marketing. Partner agrees it will only send emails to Activated Learners. “Activated Learners” means Coursera Learners who have enrolled in and meaningfully engaged in Partner’s Course within the last two years (e.g., have watched at least 30 minutes of video lectures).
Targeted Marketing. StarMedia shall designate a point person to work ------------------ with Cyberian Outpost personnel to provide the following services: (i) the translation into the Local Languages, [XXXXXX] of the Newsletter which Cyberian Outpost delivers to its customer base via electronic mail and (ii) using commercially reasonable efforts to measure the effectiveness of marketing strategies employed pursuant to Sections 2.2 and 2.
3. StarMedia may, in its sole discretion, arrange for the translation into the Local Languages of product reviews and other material provided by Cyberian Outpost, provided that if StarMedia does elect to arrange for such translations, Cyberian Outpost agrees that such translations shall be available only to users of the StarMedia Website, and shall not be used or seen by users of the Cyberian Outpost Website which have not utilized the Link.
Targeted Marketing. The targeted marketing effort will focus on three target audiences: Residents, Employers, and Employees, including City and County employees. In addition to marketing each TDM strategy separately as appropriate, the marketing strategies will take advantage of efficiencies where possible by marketing the suite of TDM strategies together. The marketing program will include the Regional Bike Share and EV Charging Stations programs, as well as existing TDM strategies and incentives marketed by the Alliance, such as its Try Transit, Carpool, and Bike Rack programs. The Project Evaluation effort (see Task 6.0) will also inform the marketing strategy and effort. The District will contract with an outside Consultant to assist the Parties in the development of the targeted marketing strategy. In addition, the Consultant will ensure a close link between the marketing and Project Evaluation efforts (see Task 6.0) to ensure that the evaluation effort effectively informs the marketing strategy. The execution of the marketing strategy, including the development of the Last Mile brand and marketing collateral, will be performed by the Parties as indicated below. Targeted Residential Marketing The District will lead the administration and execution of the Targeted Residential Marketing and will build on its existing marketing program to reach all residents within one-half of a mile of the Redwood City Caltrain station. Targeted Employer/Employee Marketing The Alliance will lead the administration and execution of targeted marketing to employers and employees both within one-half mile of the Caltrain station and within Redwood City, as well as to County and City employees. The County and City will provide assistance, as needed, in the planning, development, and implementation of the employer/employee marketing, including event-driven marketing. The County will also market the re-launch of the Flex schedule and Telework programs by conducting an outreach campaign that includes training for supervisors and managers.