The Campaign Clause Samples
The Campaign clause defines the specific marketing or promotional initiative that is the subject of the agreement. It typically outlines the campaign's objectives, duration, target audience, and key deliverables, such as advertising materials or social media posts. By clearly specifying the scope and parameters of the campaign, this clause ensures that both parties have a mutual understanding of their roles and expectations, thereby reducing the risk of misunderstandings or disputes regarding the campaign's execution.
The Campaign. 3.1. The Broadcaster shall broadcast, publish and communicate the Advertisements to the public in accordance with the Sponsorship Agreement. In addition, if detailed in the Sponsorship Agreement, the Broadcaster shall develop and create the Advertisements for the Campaign.
3.2. The parties shall cooperate in good faith to ensure the Campaign is developed and delivered in accordance with the specifications and deadlines set out in the Sponsorship Agreement.
3.3. To the extent that Broadcaster is responsible for the development and creation of Advertisements:
(a) the Broadcaster and the Buyer shall liaise in good faith to determine the concept and relevant details of each Advertisement prior to the Campaign Start Date;
(b) the Buyer shall provide the Broadcaster with all Material necessary for the Broadcaster to develop the Advertisement (in the format and style agreed with the Broadcaster in advance), at least 14 working days before the Campaign Start Date (unless otherwise agreed in writing), the Buyer acknowledges that a delay in providing Material to the Broadcaster will cause delay in the development and/or distribution of the Advertisements and the Broadcaster shall not be liable for any delay caused by the Buyer in these circumstances;
(c) the Broadcaster shall consult with the Buyer at material stages of the development process and submit the draft Advertisement to the Buyer for final approval (such approval not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed) prior to its scheduled broadcast or publication date;
(d) the Buyer must communicate its approval (or, if it does not approve, its comments) of the draft Advertisement as soon as possible, and in no more than 7 days, after it has received the draft Advertisement from the Broadcaster, failure to do so (non-communication) shall be deemed acceptance of the draft Advertisement;
(e) if the Buyer does not approve of the draft advertisement it must provide the Broadcaster with written details of any changes it requires and (provided such changes are not materially different from the detail set out in the Sponsorship Agreement) the Broadcaster shall use its reasonable commercial endeavours (subject to restrictions imposed by law of regulation) to comply with the Buyer’s requested changes in time for the Campaign Start Date;
(f) if the Buyer delays providing its approval of or comments on the draft Advertisement the Buyer may cause delay in the Campaign Start Date or such other agreed time for publication or bro...
The Campaign. With the context of the British deployment established, the examination of learning processes at the campaign level largely follows the structure of the Dutch case study. Again, a broad overview of the British operations is provided to analyze the adaptations at the campaign level. Furthermore, attempts to develop a form of operational analysis are assessed. The final part of this section analyzes the conscious effort by the British Army to enhance its learning process through Operation Entirety and its effects. All these aspects are naturally examined through the theoretical lens offered in chapter 2.
5.3.1: Overview of the campaign and its plans
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The Campaign. (a) WVN will work with YOUR ENTITY to facilitate, host, and promote a fund raising campaign (the "Campaign") for the remaining costs of producing, promoting and distributing the Film.
(b) WVN will provide their 501(c)(3) EIN number in order to initiate the Campaign, events and/or applications to other foundations for funding support for the Film.
(c) WVN and YOUR ENTITY will, to the best of their abilities, promote the Campaign to their members, lists, social media contacts, and others.
(d) WVN will collect all donations from the public in connection with the Campaign into their account.
(e) At the conclusion of the Campaign, monies received from the campaign (the "Proceeds") will be divided as follows:
a. WVN will retain 10% of the Proceeds, and b. WVN will transfer the remaining 90% of the Proceeds via bank transfer no later than 14 days from the date of the end of the campaign or event. Each Party shall have the exclusive right to use its share of the Proceeds as it sees fit without the intervention or approval of the other.
(f) WVN will share all contact details of donors, including name, address, telephone number and email address, with YOUR ENTITY. YOUR ENTITY will share all contact details of donors, including name and email address. WVN shall make all necessary disclosures to donors regarding use and sharing of their personal information as required by applicable law.
(g) YOUR ENTITY will be responsible for the delivery of any “Perks" outlined by the campaign. For purposes of this Agreement “Perk" is an item that is to be delivered to a donor in exchange for a donation.
(h) YOUR ENTITY will provide all the content in connection with the Campaign including, but not limited to video, web text, and the descriptions of the Perks.
(i) This agreement in no way confers any rights in any copyright, trademark or any other form of intellectual property in the Film or otherwise owned by YOUR ENTITY to WVN.
(j) All Proceeds will be reported by the respective parties as required by law. WVN will provide the necessary tax receipts to donors to the campaign as required under IRS and any other applicable laws or regulations. Each party will provide all necessary information for the other to complete any other required reporting.
(k) No Proceeds will be used in any way that would jeopardize the tax-exempt status of WVN.
(l) Neither party will do any act that would compromise the tax-exempt status of WVN.
The Campaign. 1.1 Beginning on June 4, 2009 and continuing until the date that is sixty (60) calendar days thereafter or such earlier time as the Campaign shall be terminated by OPEN (the “Referral Window”), Advanta shall, on an exclusive basis (as specified in Sections 1.2 and 1.3), use commercially reasonable efforts to notify the Target Population (as defined in Schedule B) and only the Target Population, via marketing channels described in Schedule A (the “Communication Channels”) that such Business Customers in the Target Population have been selected to receive the Invitation, all strictly in compliance with the manner, method, scripts and verbiage approved in advance by you and American Express and shall refer Business Customers who express interest in the Invitation to American Express for consideration (such notification and referral campaign, together with any communications undertaken by American Express pursuant to Section 1.4, the “Campaign”). Notwithstanding the preceding sentence or any other provision of this Agreement (including Schedule A), Advanta has no duty to use every Communication Channel to communicate the Invitation to each Business Customer in the Target Population and may, with the express prior consent of American Express, communicate the Invitation to only a subset of the Target Population. Advanta may only discuss and communicate the Invitation during the Referral Window and may only discuss and communicate the Invitation to the Target Population; Advanta’s authorization to communicate the Invitation expires on the last day of the Referral Window. Advanta is providing referral services only and is not authorized hereunder to, and hereby covenants that it will not, discuss or describe any products or services issued by Amex or its parent or Affiliates, except as explicitly authorized by American Express.
1.2 In no event and under no circumstances may Advanta discuss or communicate the Invitation along with any invitation to apply for, offer to receive, or the like with respect to any charge card, credit card, debit card or other payment network, device or process, other than such a card or other payment network, device or process that is issued, sold or made available by any entity other than American Express, its parent or an affiliate thereof.
1.3 Advanta shall not, at any time during the Referral Window (and, as to any Business Customer in the Tier 1 Target Population, until the one-year anniversary of the Effective Date), communicate to...
The Campaign. We will create and manage a Google Ads campaign for you. This involves creating a campaign strategy and researching, identifying, and purchasing certain words and phrases from Google. A portion of the monthly fee identified on your contract will be spent directly on ad word purchases from Google (sometimes referred to as your “Google budget”). The remaining portion of the monthly fee is for the management and optimization service provided by us. Your Google Ad program will result in a Google Ad listing for your business appearing at the top or bottom of a Google search results page. Your budget will only be charged when an end user clicks on your ad or clicks to call you from your ad. If you click on your own ad, that will reduce your budget accordingly. You will have a daily budget amount for each day of your campaign. We cannot and do not guarantee that your ad listing will always show up on the top three results of a search, although that will be our goal that we will strive to achieve as often as realistically possible. The Google Ad program does not include “sponsored advertising” results on Google.
The Campaign is open to individuals and legal entities (individuals over the age of 18 as of the start date of the Campaign and legal entities that are valid at the time of the Campaign) who use the Platform and purchase products for their own use through the Platform ("Participants”), paying for them with Participating Visa card. Persons who make purchases for resale cannot participate in the Campaign.
The Campaign. Funded by a Highway Safety grant received by the Agency from the South Dakota Department of Public Safety, the Campaign goal is to reduce the number of vehicle- involved pedestrian accidents in the City of Rapid City.
The Campaign. 9.1 FSL shall provide the Client with status reports advising the Client of FSL's progress regarding the Campaign. The frequency of the Progress Meetings and how the Campaign will be evaluated shall be as set out in the Statement of Work. The parties acknowledge that should (for whatever reason) FSL does not provide status reports then that is a breach of warranty of the Contract and not a condition of the Contract and will not entitle the Client to withhold payment of Fees.
9.2 Either party can request changes to the Campaign at any time. Each party shall have the right to reject on reasonable grounds any such change requested by the other party. The Statement of Work will be updated to include the relevant changes and the revisions will form part of the Contract.
9.3 The Client recognises that FSL will not organise a campaign that FSL believes is likely to:
9.3.1 mislead consumers; or
9.3.2 breach the rights conferred on consumers by law; or
9.3.3 breach the guidelines of the Advertising Standards Agency (Prohibited Behaviour).
9.4 If FSL consider that a campaign falls into in a manner that is Prohibited Behaviour FSL shall on written notice suspend the Campaign and unless FSL’s concerns are rectified the campaign shall terminate.
The Campaign. 3.1. The first 10,000 new sign-up customers, supplementary and existing Cardmember who are applying for the Card during the Campaign period shall be entitled for a sign-up gift. The sign-up gift is on “first come-first-served-basis”.
3.2. The Cardmember whose Card is approved during the Campaign period is also entitled for twenty-four (24) months 0% AFFINBANK Easy Payment Plan (“EPP”) for purchasing of the mobile phone (the Product) under this Campaign.
3.3. The Product offered in this Campaign are sold and supplied by Galaxy Communication Sdn Bhd with collaboration with ABLE Enterprise Sdn Bhd (“the Supplier”). AFFINBANK only provides means of payment to the Cardmember for purchase of this Product via the usage of EPP under this Campaign.
3.4. The Cardmember is required to confirm his/her intention to participate in the Campaign by filling up The “WOW” Smart Phone 0% Easy Payment Plan (EPP) Form (“EPP Campaign Form”). Submission of the EPP Campaign Form are as follows:
a. New Cardmember The EPP Campaign Form and Card application form to be submitted to any AFFINBANK branches or Card sales personnel.
b. Existing Cardmember The EPP Campaign Form to be submitted to the Supplier via fax to ▇▇-▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ or e-mail to The Cardmember is allowed to purchase maximum of two (2) Products during the Campaign period, Purchase Amount is subject to Cardmember’s available credit limit or whichever is applicable.
3.5. The first one hundred (100) Cardmembers who purchased Samsung Galaxy S8 or Samsung Galaxy S8+ during the Campaign Period will be entitled for 64GB memory card.
3.6. Notification via Short Messaging System (“SMS”) will be sent to the Cardmember’s mobile phone number registered with AFFINBANK for specific transaction amount set by AFFINBANK. Cardmember’s
3.7. The signature on the EPP Campaign Form serves as acceptance by the Cardmember of the “WOW” Smart Phone 0% Easy Payment Plan (EPP) Campaign Terms and Conditions (“The Campaign Terms and Conditions”) herein, AFFINBANK’s Easy Payment Plan terms and conditions and the Cardmember Agreement.
3.8. Upon approval of the EPP application, AFFINBANK will earmark the Product’s price (“Purchase Amount”) and debit the Cardmember’s Card account with the equal monthly instalment payable on a monthly basis for a period of twenty-four (24) months at zero percent (0%) interest, with the first instalment commencing on the next monthly statement due. The Cardmember’s available credit limit in the Card account shall be reduced b...
The Campaign. [Insert a description of the specific campaign. For example for the wind campaign this would be: “The Celtic Sea Power 12 month wind resource campaign and regional wind resource model development is intended to be the first in a programme of new data acquisition for the Celtic Sea. Activities are being scoped to target critical areas in the licensing and consenting process that could be accelerated and de-risked with the availability of a sound single evidence base, approved by regulators and made available to the FLOW sector”]