Sentence examples for acting as a marketing from inspiring English sources

DailyD is basically aggregating all the deals in one place and acting as a marketing channel.

"But I think being curved is a good way of pushing the OLED technology to consumers and acting as a marketing tool.

All of the startups are enterprise or B2B focused and ESRI has gone so far to open up an app store to help distribute the applications to its own customers, effectively acting as a marketing engine for these startups.

While those firms owe a duty to put their clients' interests first, a broker like Jefferies is only required to make suitable investment recommendations when acting as a market maker in a security.

At the same time, acting as a market maker in Nasdaq stocks has generally become less profitable for securities firms, because of lower commissions and smaller spreads, or markups between the prices paid by buyers and to sellers.

This evidence of IDA's key role in the discursive and practical construction of market behaviour shows IDA acting as a market-maker - being the first big independent player - and as a benchmark firm and beneficial competitor in the market as it evolved.

Hinrikus is a known supporter of the U.K. staying in the European Union, with its 500 million population acting as a single market.

Cooperative advertising acting as a kind of marketing instrument usually occurs in a vertical supply chain (Zhang et al. 2015).

Having incurred smaller losses than rivals, it is still prepared to deploy risk capital where others fear to tread.Goldman claims that most of its profit came not from "proprietary" trading, or punting its own money, but by acting as a middleman, making markets for clients in everything from bonds and shares to currencies and commodities.

While Chegg primarily rents books, it is also essentially acting as a kind of "market maker," gathering books from sellers at the end of a semester and renting — or sometimes selling — them to other students at the start of a new one.

The ECB is understood to take the view that the new policy can be up and running very quickly – in days, rather than weeks or months – and hopes that the pledge to intervene in the bond markets will by itself have a stabilising effect, curbing borrowing costs for Spain and Italy and acting as a deterrent, meaning that market interventions may not even be needed.