Marketing approaches definition

Marketing approaches means information designed to sell additional products and services. This means that if there is a clear intention to sell a product or service which the customer does not already have it will be caught by these provisions, however it is sent. However, the provision of information relating to product or service improvements or the availability of new channels (e.g. that the customer’s existing account(s) can be accessed via the internet) are excluded from these provisions, as are changes to administrative details, such as new branch or telephone helpline opening hours.

Examples of Marketing approaches in a sentence

  • Marketing Plan and Schedules The Contractor shall make available to EOHHS, upon request, for review and approval: A comprehensive Marketing plan including proposed Marketing approaches to groups and individuals; and Current schedules of all Marketing activities, including the methods, modes, and media through which Marketing Materials will be distributed.