"marketing effect" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the impact of marketing activities on sales, customer loyalty, and other factors. For example, "The company experienced a significant marketing effect after introducing a new advertising campaign."
"It may not have the big bang marketing effect that it used to," he says of such releases.
Mr Lynton also reckons that the networks produce a powerful viral marketing effect because friends use them to tell one another about things they have discovered.
"We refer to this as the viral marketing effect," says Michael Klein, who runs R2.
It is translated into marketing effect using a base response (i.e. the growth in awareness resulting from the base marketing effort) of 25% a year.
Also in its favor is the "viral marketing" effect that gets PayPal users to recruit new users each time they want to swap funds with someone new.
It directly influences the environmental importance a user gives a powertrain in their purchase decision, and through marketing effect, total social exposure and ultimately the willingness to consider a powertrain in their decision set.
The forecast may be based on historical sales, but may also incorporate further demand effects such as shelf location in the store or other marketing effects.
4 Previous work that claimed to find social contagion in the diffusion of prescription drugs was confounded by marketing effects.
Further, communicating a service charter is seen as a signal of patient-centeredness that could have beneficial marketing effects [ 13].
But as the authors indicate, the credit-market effect is important.
The market effect would be severe, particularly as one default could set the dominoes falling.
