Sentence examples for marketing equation from inspiring English sources

Advertising as it has long been known — television commercials, newspaper ads and the like — is a shrinking part of the marketing equation.

Conversion is the second piece of the online marketing equation (alongside traffic).

As you consider new ways of distributing your content — the oft-overlooked "marketing" side of the content marketing equation — make sure it's native to consumer habits.

The marketing equation is simple: If patients primed by TV commercials ask doctors, swayed by sales visits, about drugs with compelling clinical trial results, lots of prescriptions will get written.

The one piece of the marketing equation Buddy Media is missing an social advertising platform, so I wouldn't be surprised to see it launch, acquire, or do a deep partnership with one this year.

(And, oddly, in one particularly oxymoronic trend, successful "free or heavily discounted book" sales demand that indie authors pay loads of money upfront for campaigns to promote those "free or cheap" books!) But, frankly, given the "effective marketing = persistent marketing" equation, even the most economical of campaigns will add up.

YouTube videos reverse big companies' marketing equations, said Jeff Davis, Orabrush's chief executive and a 23-year P.& G. veteran.

While swelling ethanol production has led to worries about oversupply, the other side of the market equation is actually a cause for greater concern: the future demand for ethanol fuel is by no means certain.

In the 1950s and early 1960s this was a simple market equation: rock and roll was played by young musicians for young audiences and addressed young people's interests (quick sex and puppy love).

There is a view in Khan's team that this need not be the case and that the rigorous imposition of a "50% rule" can beneficially alter the Alice In Wonderland market equation that has been generating much of London's "affordable" housing, going back to the mayoralties of Ken Livingstone.

So what's still missing in this IPO market equation?