The phrase "aim message" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a message with a specific purpose or goal, but the wording is unclear.
Example: "The aim message of our campaign is to raise awareness about climate change."
Alternatives: "target message" or "purpose message".
The young woman was initially unconcerned by Cho's AIM messages and the Shakespearean message he left on her door board, until she was contacted by Andy Koch via AIM.
But it is a boon for advertisers who can aim messages at increasingly specific markets.
Mr. Plouffe leaned heavily on data to aim messages at voters during Mr. Obama's campaign, and has already begun to use much the same strategy at Uber.
Optimal, a San Francisco-based company that helps brands target their advertisements on Facebook, said the new product would allow companies to more precisely aim messages at the right customers at the right time.
Oakes's insight in forming the B.D.I. was to aim messages at social groups — rather than at individuals — and to place a low expectation on persuading people to change their minds.
Micro-targeting — the idea of being able to identify exactly the desired audience and aim messages to them directly — has been a critical part of the Obama political operation.
Till Schadde, founder of development house Equinux, has discovered an exploit – a broadcast error, really – that sends your AIM messages to random recipients without your knowledge or consent.
The Dash I'm using now lasts about 14. Granted, I get a lot of email and lots of AIM messages, but come on.
MORE TRIBUTES ARE PAID Publishers Extol His Character and Aims -- Messages From Cities Here and Abroad.
Now, some of the nation's top political strategists are creating an online-advertising company, hoping to apply to the Web what they know about aiming messages on the campaign trail.
