Sentence examples for marketing gap from inspiring English sources

Over the years, Professor Keller at Dartmouth said, the Pepsi Generation campaign has helped the company narrow its marketing gap with Coca-Cola.

Despite the decent first quarter earnings it announced yesterday and all the progress it claims to be making in closing the search marketing gap with Google, Yahoo still has plenty of advertisers unsatisfied with the return Yahoo gives them on their search marketing dollars.

It's a marketing gap, too.

Executives point to crosstown corporate neighbor the Gap as the prototype of how to manage different constituencies by creating separate brands discounter Old Navy, middle-market Gap and upscale Banana Republic.

But there's still a market gap.

"New Orleans has long had a retail market gap," said Rodrick Miller, president and chief executive of the New Orleans Business Alliance.

Now its time to see if that market gap that Sony seems to have identified really exists.

And since he has to be bi-partisan on terror he can't establish a market gap there either.

Driving is never totally safe, but buses are generally safer than cars.The big boys are gleefully filling the market gap in New York.

It fills a market gap, they say, because dairy cows, under growing stress to produce larger quantities of milk, are showing fewer and fewer signs of heat.

A suitable market gap exists for UCL to fill: currently there are no postgraduate degree programmes in the subjects we offer anywhere in the Gulf.