Sentence examples for marketing made from inspiring English sources
He waited while his boss, Stephan Egli, the company's senior vice president for global marketing, made his pitch about how this was the greatest thing since sliced bread.
A best seller Mr. Kramer fell across that laid out the "22 Immutable Laws of Marketing" made it clear that naming a business with a generic noun, a word resistant to easy Google search, spelled commercial doom.
But this year, on March 17th, two employees of PlayHaven, a company that develops tools for video-game marketing, made a couple of jokes while sitting in the tenth row of a "lightning talk".
In creating the unusual exhibits, Lincoln is embracing a new idea in marketing called experience marketing, made popular in books like "The Experience Economy," by B. Joseph Pine and James H. Gilmore (Harvard Business School Press, 1999).
Where Young Living had emphasized oils' mystic qualities, with talk of energy fields and harmonic frequencies, doTerra's marketing made oils seem like a normal part of any family's medicine cabinet.
Several parents involved with the lawsuit said they thought gun companies' marketing made the weapons more attractive to disturbed, violent young men like the one who killed their children.
Your marketing makes you look like a vacuum-cleaner company.
Breast-cancer marketing makes it look like screening will save you.
The direct marketing makes them unique.
Going forward, great marketing makes great SEO.
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