Sentence examples for bare-bones marketing from inspiring English sources
Many founders get trapped into thinking their product is so good that bare-bones marketing will be enough to get it off the ground and establish it in the market.
And publishing with a small press -- even a prestigious one--may mean little or no advance, a limited print run, a bare-bones marketing plan, and the possibility that your book will not be carried by bookstores in significant numbers.
These days, Chinese are using the social media app WeChat to look for news and advice on the economy rather than the state news media, which, at the orders of the Communist Party's propaganda department, have only had bare-bones reporting on the stock market crisis and the broader concerns over slowing economic growth.
So stores, sensing a marketing opportunity, are racing to transform bare-bones bags into lavish, thick ones that will become free advertising.
One of G.M.'s local joint ventures, Wuling, dominates the sale of bare-bones pickups and vans, hugely popular in rural areas, with nearly half the market.
Google's bare-bones office software is up against Microsoft Office, a $12 billion-a-year powerhouse product with near-total market share.
Most are also bare-bones.
Bare-bones and frighteningly good.
AMENITIES Bare-bones, but functional.
Bare-Bones Grand Central Q.
