America Online is to run extensive advertisements online as well as set up chat rooms and online contests for the "best practice" inspired by Mr. Welch's approach to management.
The series continued to receive extensive online advertisement for almost its entire run.
Ms. Krueger, 42, also did extensive television advertisements, coupled with a vigorous campaign in which she sought to portray Mr. Goodman as a foot soldier for a Republican majority that often voted against the interests of New York City.
(See Import substitution industrialization) Often, it is true that a company's private endeavour to increase the demand for its products succeeds due to the extensive use of advertisement and other sales promotion technique.
The company is preparing to unleash an extensive campaign of advertisements, festival sponsorships and retail promotions, all supported by a $500 million marketing budget.
A more extensive series of advertisements is being produced by the Employee Freedom Action Committee, which has begun television, radio and print advertising in at least seven states besides Maine.
William Cunningham, a spokesman for Michael R. Bloomberg, who is competing with Herman Badillo for the Republican mayoral nomination, said Mr. Bloomberg had no plans to resume his multimillion-dollar, extensive barrage of television advertisements.
This saw all of Scotland's Big 5 championed through a series of billboard advertisements in Manchester, Liverpool, Newcastle, Glasgow and Edinburgh and extensive radio and online advertising.
Participants were recruited from the Joslin Clinic in Boston and from advertisements in the Joslin Newsletter, extensive mailings from Joslin's database, and advertisements in local papers.
There will be video clips; print, digital and outdoor advertisements; and an extensive presence in social media like Facebook, Google Plus, Pinterest and Instagram.
The coalition outspent its opponents -- the tobacco companies and business interests that will end up paying for the health plan -- by more than five times and set a precedent for high-stakes lobbying with costly television and radio advertisements, coupled with extensive outreach to voters through focus groups, direct mailings and telephone banks.
