selling campaign

Administration officials see that diversion as critical to the selling campaign.

At the heart of the selling campaigns is a message that drinking and fun or success go together.

After the record company had promised "the largest selling campaign in the history of the music business", the album was a commercial success.

Senior officials made no secret of the fact that they had what one called "a real selling campaign" ahead of them.

"There isn't a real selling campaign in the lot.

At thirteen years old, he was selling campaign buttons for Robert F. Kennedy.

It was a subtle selling campaign.

Both magazines have benefited from a joint selling campaign that gives discounts to advertisers who use both publications.

The Doorstep selling campaign aims to help older consumers deal with high-pressure sales tactics on the doorstep.

Opposing views state that the intended gendered product and selling campaign further domesticates women, and keeps their predominant focus on homemaking.

Bimberg, who came to be known as Bim the Button Man, made his fortune selling campaign buttons.

The company started a selling campaign to European airlines, but the problems with performance and continual engine difficulties it was decided to abandon development of the aircraft in June 1952.

In the 1930s, he launched a coast-to-coast radio selling campaign for a product called Crazy Crystals, dehydrated minerals from the springs at Mineral Wells, Texas.

Management prepares for particularly difficult selling campaigns - in which just one sale is expected every two or three hours - by selecting the best people and backing them up with a higher number of supervisors.

The judge described how the brokers used high-pressure tactics typical of a boiler-room operation to carry out the orchestrated buying and selling campaigns that were the heart of the First Jersey operation.

A Real Selling Campaign' Although Mr. Bush denied that he was dissatisfied with what anyone had contributed to the multinational effort so far, the fact that he felt obliged to send emissaries indicated otherwise.

Aside from managing organizational affairs in Nei til Atomvåpen, he was very well known for spreading leaflets and selling campaign buttons from a cart on Norway's main street, Karl Johans gate.

So the softly selling campaign, which Avon and the agency will introduce at a news conference tomorrow, is centered on stories of female friends helping each other on matters both weighty, like getting pregnant, and lighter, like choosing cosmetics.

John and Meredith Forsberg found a buyer for their house in Rockville Centre, L.I., by cutting the price, running their own selling campaign and giving up their weekends to hold open houses for prospective buyers.

But come this evening, he will also take his selling campaign to the comparatively small Hue-Man store on Frederick Douglass Boulevard, just below 125th Street and a short stroll from where he has set up post-White House shop.

In October 1918 the Federal Reserve Bank of New York noted that the Detmer Woolen Company accounted for $50,000 of the district's $1,375,331,000 in subscriptions to the Fourth Liberty Loan war bond selling campaign.

Between 1997 and 1999, the company spun off several well-loved but poorly selling campaign settings (including Planescape, Dark Sun and Spelljammer) to fan groups, focusing business primarily on the more profitable Greyhawk and Forgotten Realms lines.

At the end of April, his campaign reported having spent all but $177,000 of that sum, though he proposed a number of means, including selling campaign assets, to keep his candidacy solvent until it receives a post-convention infusion of nearly $50 million in Federal assistance.

With bolstered self-confidence, President Mikhail S. Gorbachev brusquely opened the formal selling campaign for the proposed new treaty of power-sharing worked out with most of the Soviet republics, the latest and perhaps last chance for a concerted new attempt at reconstructing his crisis-weary country.

Some of them had patronized the well-furnished bar on wheels which had been placed near a long table back of a couch, but not Rony, and I had about decided that I was out of luck when Webster Kane got enthusiastic about nightcaps and started a selling campaign.