Marketing Strategy means CWSA’s marketing and advertising strategy from time to time.
Marketing Strategy means Peak Publising’s marketing and advertising strategy from time to time.
Marketing Strategy means the marketing strategy for Product in the Territory determined by GSK and reviewed by the Joint Steering Committee, including product positioning, pricing, reimbursement, education programs, medical affairs, publications, sales messages, marketing, distribution, and Phase IV Clinical Studies, as such strategy may be amended by GSK from time to time during the Term.
Examples of Marketing Strategy in a sentence
Mona Elesseily Mona Elesseily is the Vice President of Online Marketing Strategy at Page Zero Media where she focuses on online marketing strategy, direct marketing and customer acquisition.
Defensive Marketing Strategy by Customer Complaint Management: A Theoretical Analysis.
Prior to the Commencement of Development, to submit to the Borough Council for approval the Self-Build and Custom-Build Plots Scheme (which shall include the Marketing Strategy).
Spin-off Marketing Strategy for Cultural Entrepreneurships Colombian companies and small cultural enterprises face challenges in terms of digitization and incorporation of all types of technologies.
More Definitions of Marketing Strategy
Marketing Strategy means the DMS Marketing Strategy as set at Schedule 24 of the Deed (or such alternative strategy as may be agreed in writing with the Council
Marketing Strategy means the strategy to provide for the distribution, marketing and sale of the Products within the Field of Activity in the Territory, all as determined by the Company.
Marketing Strategy means the strategy developed cooperatively by EPMI and FRONTERA, consistent with the Trading and Risk Policy and the Fuel Management Plan that provides the greatest likelihood, using Prudent Marketing Practices, to produce the greatest Net Revenues from the sale of Energy, Available Energy, Capacity and Ancillary Services from the Facility.
Marketing Strategy means Asia Wine ChallengeTM’s marketing and advertising strategy from time to time.
Marketing Strategy means an approach agreed with the District Council that includes the developers own advertising route, but also makes use of other Council systems (e.g. the Choice Based Lettings website, corporate newsletters, social media) and/or other local mechanisms (e.g. parish websites or newsletters) to maximise the potential for local people in housing need to access the affordable housing unit
Marketing Strategy means Craft Spirits AwardsTM’s marketing and advertising strategy from time to time.
Marketing Strategy means Gin of The YearTM’s marketing and advertising strategy from time to time.