"marketing proposal" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an organized plan proposing a particular marketing strategy, tactic, or goal. For example: "The marketing proposal set out how to target potential customers through social media platforms."
Its full range of capabilities was detailed in an NSO Group marketing proposal leaked to The Times last year.
Presenting his marketing proposal for a new youth-oriented, low-cost carrier, one senior executive says that research shows that "the youth market responds to single-syllable men's names".
The potential tax benefit — and the county's promotion of it in a marketing proposal used to lure Amazon to Arlington — were highlighted in an article published Wednesday on the local news website ARLnow.
The program has allowed them not only to grow as a musical ensemble engaging with a rich wonderful repertoire, but has also presented them with the challenges of partnerships, planning, marketing, proposal writing, teaching, logistics, and management.
Introduce your marketing proposal in 1 or 2 sentences.
There's more to life than writing marketing proposals.
Partnerships and Profits It would be difficult to overstate the number of marketing proposals made to charities after Sept. 11.
To spy on 10 iPhone users, for example, the company charges $650,000 on top of a flat $500,000 installation fee, according to NSO marketing proposals reviewed by The New York Times.
Put a stake in the ground by announcing that all marketing proposals are required to have a social media component.
Even my office has a "real" feel to it so that people who meet with me feel comfortable and at "home". It makes for a compelling and creative environment in which we draft marketing proposals for our clients.
This plan is written as a guide for continuing and managing the business under the new company, and will also serve as the basis for marketing proposals.
