Sentence examples for recurring advertising from inspiring English sources

For example, a tech company's contract for recurring licensing fees is not as attractive as a series of contracts for recurring advertising deals.

Rather than just getting paid once for the tools to create Web apps and content, it wants to get a piece of those recurring advertising dollars too. The widget distribution play is along the same lines, except that for now Adobe is doing it through a partnership with Gigya, the widget distribution and advertising network.

She had it printed on uncoated paper, omitted a dust jacket, gave it a lower price than that of similar titles, and later used Pigeon as a recurring character to advertise other children's books.

His new novel is the third in a series loosely connected by theme (ubiquity versus the individual) and by the recurring character of an unscrupulous advertising magus bent on global domination via the commodification of cool.

Each day top contributors earn money, and those that are qualified as Ambassadors get a recurring revenue share from the advertising collected on the website.

"We're all trying to figure out as we go: is there a subscription model here, is it an advertising model, is there a monthly recurring revenue stream, is it a one-time payment model?" Mr. Jones said.

Last month, Google also announced that it was trying to make its ads even more "useful and relevant" by scanning for "importance signals" and recurring topics within messages to better serve up appropriate advertising.

Most free e-mail offerings have resulted in recurring traffic, which for many sites equates to greater advertising sales.

Most famously playing the recurring role of Clifford in Acorn Antiques, he also advertised a men's bra, was "Corin Huntley" – a documentary presenter – and was the voice of the monster Crayola in Wood's parody of Doctor Who.

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Sean Kinmont, the Creative Director of agency 23red, added, "The recurring themes of these ads have become so common that perfume advertising has become a parody of itself.