Sentence examples for incremental marketing from inspiring English sources
"Incremental marketing dollars were better spent when they were channeled into the U.S.," said Mark Swartzberg, an equity analyst with Salomon Smith Barney.
H. J. HEINZ, Pittsburgh, reiterated its plan to trim its dividend 33percenttoto help pay down debt and also said it planned to invest more than $100 million in incremental marketing spending.
Kohl's, which also missed forecasts, said that though the company had "improved performance" over Thanksgiving weekend, "a majority of our planned incremental marketing investment is in December," meaning lots of promotions.
Sierk says that marketing is already "on a solid base" with $100 million spent last year, but that going forward the incremental marketing expense will be scaled back.
The research firm said Kraft's "incremental marketing spending is not generating traction, and therefore, Kraft continues to lose market share in a number of key categories, despite narrowing price gaps relative to private label".
The end result of this is that we close the LTV/CAC gap much more quickly than we otherwise would, which unlocks a substantial amount of incremental marketing spend.
Wall Street exponentially rewards the category creation companies, giving them $5.60 in incremental market capitalization for $1.00 in revenue growth.
A Town Justice in Cortlandt, New York, found three protesters of the Algonquin Incremental Market natural gas pipeline guilty of non-criminal trespass.
Our analysis showed the top 20 firms in Fortune's 2010 list of fastest-growing companies received $3.40 in incremental market capitalization for every $1.00 of revenue growth.
What tends to distinguish Democratic economists is that they set out to uncover imperfections of the market and then come up with incremental, market-based solutions to these imperfections.
The evolution of PJM capacity market rules since 1999 and the redesign of capacity markets in 2007 reflected incremental market design improvements in response to price volatility and the exercise of market power.
