Sentence examples for localised marketing from inspiring English sources

Warcraft opened in China to a record-breaking five-day total of $156m, the highest ever debut for a foreign release, thanks to the game's popularity, a whopping 26 brand sponsors and a stack of specially created localised marketing materials.

Localised marketing groups consisting of several cooperative growers with common purpose have been trialled with limited success.

"We will continue to invest in growth during 2018, especially targeting the U.S., U.K. and major European markets with nine localised and translated sites and with localised marketing," says founder Vanhatapio.

A wide range of localised marketing materials were produced asking people not to throw unflushable items down the drain.

But even if the club doesn't possess the necessary funds to market itself across the south - relegation means a drop in income of £1m - a settled home would at least enable the club to implement a more localised marketing campaign.

So even as CEOs need to keep a closer eye on standards and behaviour, they should localise marketing and perhaps product development.China is still a rich prize.

"In short, we have a more or less flat-lining economy, an increasingly polarised labour market and a highly regionalised, localised housing market, combined with stagnating pay and a rapidly increasing cost of living", Unwin said.

The firm says it can connect you with an interpreter in just 30 seconds by phone, localise your market messages or translate your documents.

But, it would also need to be extensively "localised" for a market in which players generally do not believe in paying up front to download software.

At the same time, Adzuna is flicking the switch on new local sites for France, Russia, India, Poland and Netherlands, after it added Germany, Australia, South Africa, Canada and Brazil to its original UK offering — meaning the company now targets 11 country-specific markets, and is localised in 7 languages.

San Francisco, CA & London, UK – February 21 , 2013– King.com, the leading casual social games company, today announces that it will be offering two of its most popular Facebook games, Candy Crush Saga and Bubble Witch Saga, in both the Japanese and Korean markets – localising the versions for each region.