Sentence examples for controversial marketing from inspiring English sources

This is what I believe that Mark Ritson meant when he wrote his recent, controversial Marketing Week column stating that marketers need real marketing qualifications.

By now you've probably seen the controversial marketing video for Windows 7 (out today).

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Meanwhile, courts have long protected other controversial marketing practices — including direct-to-consumer advertising, disease awareness campaigns and sponsored medical conferences and journal ads — under the First Amendment.

That Accessibility score might mean a competitor could beat the product to market, and the Effect could be the fallout from a controversial marketing campaign.

Benetton returns to its controversial marketing roots with a new campaign that features photoshopped images of President Obama and other world leaders engaging in a kiss.

Nextdoor's data could be especially useful to the burgeoning and controversial market in political advertising, in which companies are overlaying detailed data about voters to target the most persuasive ads.

Peer-to-peer ride sharing is one of the hottest — and most controversial — markets in the current tech startup world.

Additionally, the findings reveal that a less controlled, more permissive market for coca leaves actually reduces the level of corruption in the country, supporting the hypothesis that the way to a less corrupt Bolivia is by lowering government intervention into this controversial market.

To be sure, De Beers, which controls about 60% of the market for rough diamonds, is eager to withdraw some of its tentacles from the volatile and somewhat controversial market for uncut diamonds and move into the more stable and respectable retail sector.

The administration backs a controversial market-based solution by which governments issue pollution permits.