Sentence examples for placed products from inspiring English sources

It also didn't flip my skirt when people who work for fashion companies told me they had successfully placed products, like handbags, on the show, and hoped to do more in the future.

McDonald's has also placed products on morning news shows on WFLD in Chicago, which is owned and operated by Fox; and on KCPQ in Seattle, a Fox affiliate owned by the Tribune Company, said Danya Proud, a McDonald's spokeswoman.

The conceptual joke is that the entire project was financed by conspicuously placed products in a film that is little more than a string of ads for its sponsors, stitched together with scenes of Mr. Spurlock hustling like crazy to line them up.

Additionally, they have the ability to measure metrics and views to detail how often those placed products are engaged and viewed.

I've been in the tech writing business for years, and have booked or placed products in magazines, on network TV, blogs, and dozens of national radio stations.

So he segregated Puma's targeted customers and placed products accordingly luxury sportswear, to be sold in such high-end stores as Henri Bendel; alternative sporting goods, such as BMX biking and skateboarding shoes, at aficionado shops; and out-there fashion accessories, in such trendy places as Urban Outfitters.

Pursuing of specific objectives At least one of the following: concentrate supply, placing products of members into the market, optimise production costs.

Her mother, Marsha Levine, who helps companies place products in films, said her concern was for her daughter's safety.

But 15 brands, including JetBlue, Hyatt and Ted Baker happily piled in, together contributing a total of $1.5m to sponsor and place products in the film.

Oprah's "favourite things" show is a marketer's dream, placing products before a willing audience of millions... and it comes with a printable shopping list.

While filmmakers often receive payments to place products in a film, manufacturers do not have blanket control over the portrayal of their wares.