Internet Marketing Sample Clauses

Internet Marketing. Owner agrees does not agree that the listing of the Property may be placed in electronic marketing mediums including, but not limited to, the internet, MLS Internet Data Exchange (IDX) program or other similar online computing services and to share listing data with other members of MLS for marketing and advertising purposes only. Owner agrees does not agree to permit other real estate firms who belong to any listing service of which Broker is a member to advertise the listing on the internet in accordance with the listing service rules and regulations.
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Internet Marketing. “Company” will have approval rights over any Internet marketing materials that use the name, logo or other identifier of “Company”. EHI will be solely responsible for the generic marketing and advertising related to the EHI website.
Internet Marketing. An IMR is permitted to use social media, online blogs and other online forums to discuss the Joi Delivers business opportunity and services as long as the content complies with the P&P’s contained herein. However, if an IMR wishes to advertise or market Joi Delivers and the Joi Delivers business opportunity via the previously mentioned channels, an IMR may only do so by directing traffic to the IMR’s personal website or xxx.XxxXxxxxxxx.xxx. Any IMR using social media, blogs or other online forums must comply with the following:
Internet Marketing. Pursuant to Section 3.1.5, IntegraMed agrees to provide marketing services, including designing marketing plans for implementation by ICRM for practice development. In performing such marketing, IntegraMed may maintain the Web site xxx.xxxxxxxxxx.xxx or successor site, and will engage in other marketing efforts designed to benefit ICRM and other independent clinics for which IntegraMed performs services. IntegraMed will link to ICRM on that site, and will list ICRM in its other marketing efforts and materials, as appropriate. ICRM may also, in its discretion, state expressly that it has retained IntegraMed as a manager, but this is not permission to make a trademark use of the IntegraMed Trade Names, nor may ICRM use any IntegraMed Trade Name to identify its own Infertility Services or its clinics. For example, ICRM may, but is not required to, add to its Web site a link to the IntegraMed Web site, together with the phrase “an independent member of the IntegraMed Network” or “an independent IntegraMed affiliate”. One of these two phrases must also be used by ICRM in connection with any marketing materials or other communications that mention that IntegraMed is providing the Business Services to ICRM.
Internet Marketing. SFX shall have the right to place links to Ticketmaster’s Xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx web site from SFX owned or operated facilities for the purpose of selling Tickets to Attractions, and Ticketmaster shall place links from its Xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx web site to SFX owned and operated web sites to enable purchasers of Tickets to Attractions to gain access to SFX’s transaction page. Ticketmaster shall provide SFX with a box on the Ticketmaster web site at which Tickets for SFX’s Attractions are sold for SFX’s use in connection with its sponsorship sales, and shall also provide prominent space for SFX to include ticket header sponsorship information on the web page outside the box for SFX’s use in connection with the sale of Tickets to SFX’s Attractions.
Internet Marketing. We have established and maintain an Internet website at the uniform resource locator (“URL”) xxx.xxxxxx.xxx that provides information about the WORLD OF BEER® System and the services that we and our franchisees provide. We may (but are not required to) include at the WORLD OF BEER® website an interior page containing information about the WOB Store. If we include such information on the WORLD OF BEER® website, we may require you to prepare all or a portion of the page, at your expense, using a template that we provide. All such information will be subject to our approval prior to posting. We may require you to pay for website development and/or hosting services related to any Internet website(s) that we maintain, or permit you to maintain, related to your WORLD OF BEER® Store. We retain the sole right to market on the Internet, including all use of websites, domain names, URL’s, linking, meta-tags, marketing, auction sites, e-commerce and co-branding arrangements. You may be requested to provide us content for our Internet marketing and must follow our Intranet and Internet usage rules, policies and requirements, as set forth in the Manuals or otherwise. We retain the sole right to use the Marks on the Internet, including on websites, as domain names, directory addresses, search terms, meta-tags, and in connection with linking, marketing, co-branding and other arrangements. You may not establish a presence on, or market using, the Internet in connection with the WOB Store unless you have obtained our express prior written consent and subject to our specifications in connection with the same, due to our substantial interest in protecting the Marks, the System and the Confidential Information. In the event we approve an independent website for you or any other franchisee, we may require that such website be accessed only through our home page. You recognize and agree that we (or our affiliates) own all rights, title and interest in and to any and all websites, URLs, domain names, website addresses, e-mail addresses and any other means of electronic identification or origin we commission or utilize, or require or permit you to utilize, in connection with the WOB Store. You agree to sign and deliver to us our standard form of Conditional Assignment of Telephone Numbers and Listings and Internet Addresses attached as an exhibit to our Franchise Disclosure Document. We (or our affiliates) own all right, title and interest in and to information compiled from, der...
Internet Marketing. A. E-Mail A federal law (The Can Spam Act), effective January 1, 2004, places numerous restrictions on e-mail marketing messages that companies may send to users. The Can Spam Act creates tough penalties such as criminal sanctions with up to 5-year jail sentences and fines including statutory damages of up to $2 million per incident (trebled to $6 million for knowing violations). The law prohibits deceptive practices that mislead consumers, such as using misleading subject lines or headers, masking the marketer’s identity in the reply address, or falsifying registration information. This federal law pre-empts most state laws related to e-mail regulation, but you need to check with counsel to ensure no additional state requirements apply. COMLINK does not engage in nor does it condone illegal e-mail marketing, sometimes referred to as “spamming.” Accordingly, COMLINK will not tolerate spamming from Employees. Your Agreement requires you to comply with all applicable laws, and also requires that in all of your activities as an independent contractor for COMLINK , as well as in your separate equipment business, you engage in no practice which impugns COMLINK ’s commercial reputation and goodwill. Spamming not only may result in the violation of laws, but also reflects poorly on the COMLINK -brand name. If you choose to market via e-mail, you are responsible for adopting and adhering to policies and procedures that will prevent illegal spamming. You need to speak with your legal counsel to ensure compliance with the law, but at a minimum, your policies should address the following: E-mail messages containing advertisements are required to include a clear and conspicuous identification that the message is an advertisement or solicitation. Further, the law prohibits misleading practices such as using misleading subject lines or headers, masking the marketer’s identity in the reply address, or falsifying registration information. Messages must also include a clear and conspicuous notice that recipients can “opt-out” of receiving future messages, and the message itself must include an immediate opt-out mechanism – either a functioning return address or an automated opt-out method. The opt-out mechanism must work for at least thirty (30) days after the e-mail was sent. The sender has ten (10) days to remove an opt-out from its marketing list. Messages must further contain a valid physical postal address. Harvesting of e-mail addresses on the Internet or randomly ge...
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Internet Marketing. Vendor will be included on the Long & Xxxxxx Home Service Connections® website. Vendor may elect to include a link from Long & Foster’s Home Service Connections® website to their own website. Reciprocal links to Company’s website (xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx) from Vendor’s website will only be implemented with prior approval of content and placement of link on the Vendor’s website by Company. Vendor agrees that Vendor’s website will be in compliance with Home Service Connections® Terms & Conditions as it appears on the Home Service Connections® webpage under the “terms and conditions” hyperlink.
Internet Marketing. 2.01 ISP understands that all customer names generated as a result of XXXXXXX.XXX'S total efforts shall always remain the property of XXXXXXX.XXX and ISP. However, ISP may use such names for its own marketing program(s).
Internet Marketing. All marketing of the Liquid Audio Products by Distributor over the Internet shall be accomplished by means of Distributor providing its customers with access to a World Wide Web page containing a hypertext link pointing to a URL address specified by Liquid Audio. The address will specify a web page which will allow such customers to download the Liquid Audio Products in accordance with Liquid Audio's then-current terms and procedures.
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