Sentence examples for range of marketers from inspiring English sources

Real time marketing is now seen as an essential tactic by a broad range of marketers, and such a big event certainly does create opportunities to build brands and drive consumer engagement.

His site features ads from a broad range of marketers, including banner ads from retailers like Anthropologie and Eddie Bauer, and low-end ads as well.

From banks to insurance companies, telecommunications providers to major retailers, airlines to travel destinations, packaged food and beverage brands to apparel and accessories -- a wide range of marketers now recognize and understand the importance of Chinese consumers to their bottom-line businesses.

Major retailers and the range of brand marketers they service have been in cahoots with midnight deals that whip the vast American middle class into a state of adrenalized excitement.

Compared to the total populations in North America, Chinese also tend to have larger families (often due to the presence of multiple generations under one roof), a higher percentage of married-couple families, and a higher percentage of married-couple families with children under the age of 18 at home -- again, all compelling demographics that attract a wide range of brand marketers.

Most spots air for only 30 or 60 seconds (of course, you can play them back on social media sites), and there will be a heavy lineup of marketers ranging from Volkwagen, which is going with a Star Wars-like commercial, to GoDaddy.com, which has tapped Nascar sensation Danica Patrick once again.

Red Square Agency, Mobile, Ala., reorganized itself into two divisions: RSQ, with a focus on digital work, and Red Square Gaming, which will specialize in a full range of advertising services for marketers in the casino gambling industry.

Albright said Captora should be useful to a broad range of business and consumer marketers, but he went after those particular companies to show that Captora isn't competing with the marketing automation and sales software.

Mr. Cole's books, which quickly became a staple of public library reference shelves, were a boon to people in a range of fields: a direct-mail marketer could aim at customers in prime neighborhoods; a detective could press neighbors for the whereabouts of a deadbeat; a reporter on the trail of an ax murderer could phone the family next door to be told, "He was always such a quiet boy".

As a result, size matters -- as does scope -- in terms of offering marketers a broad range of services.

The marketers offer a range of pricey herb-based pills and potions, eye pads and cushions, bath salts, incense and aromatic candles designed, their labels say, to ease the purchaser into the Land of Nod.