marketing policy

Would they rise still higher with a star-driven marketing policy?

Another new issue would be the domestic advertising and marketing policies of the tobacco industry.

Ivory Coast's decision represents a shift in its marketing policy.

This was in response to Standard Oil's aggressive marketing policy.

Lady Docker told her husband to rethink his marketing policies.

Commercial sponsorship is constantly gaining a higher profile in marketing policies.

This must include product policy, marketing policy and sales targets as a minimum.

The series is known for its expanding video game tie-in and product placement marketing policy.

Surveillance by the Commission of the operation of all future agreements or marketing policies.

Up until the mid-1980s, the buyers' personal network of contacts and "feel" for what customers wanted determined marketing policy.

Typically, the decentralised management applies not only to marketing policy but also to financial and operations management.

The offering of the appropriate financial assistance and credit to the customer will then become a key part of the supplier's marketing policy.

As I recall, we showed the results to the Marketing Policy Group.

Activities ranged from basic trade facilitation, to reviewing existing marketing policies, strategies and techniques.

This accurately sums up the marketing policy and illustrates what is being achieved by the creation of the new point-of-sale material.

To the casinos, though, they are a maddening reminder of a munificent marketing policy that backfired.

He said the agency was a victim of Burger King's constantly shifting senior management and inconsistent marketing policies.

Some analysts wonder, however, whether Mastercard could not gain more market share by simply maintaining its lenient marketing policies.

Staffing the curriculum and matching the needs of pupils have resource implications and these need to be taken into account when developing a marketing policy.

Cos of the marketing policy.

For some experts, these results only confirm long-held views that drug-dosing and marketing policies are fundamentally flawed.

This phenomenon is also called de-ideologization, which means strategic orientation of campaigning being geared to marketing policies.

Product adaptation occurs (such as steering wheels located on the right or left), but is a refinement of the marketing policy, not the policy itself.

There is no doubt that Ibanez's current high profile is down to a marketing policy which borders on genius.

The marketing policy adopted by management involved allowing its distributors to arrange short term loans of Gibson instruments on a trial basis.