Sentence examples for relevant promotions from inspiring English sources

ConstructionDeal.com, which connects contractors with customers, has similarly personalized the shopping experience in order to make relevant promotions and offers, said Aaron Rose, vice president for marketing for the Los Angeles-based site.

Incentive Targeting's patent-pending technology aims to help marketers create personalized, relevant promotions — and measure ROI in real time.

He told me the experience will be similar to mobile, where Kiip looks for the right moments to deliver relevant promotions.

They provide the context needed to make sense of demographic and transaction data so we can more successfully predict relevant promotions and offers for customers.

But the app isn't pushing its users to "tag" the ads themselves – it's just working to pick up the other audio around the music – DJ chatter, commercials, and other spots – to identify the station and programming, then show the relevant promotions.

Improvements in drinking water infrastructure and culturally relevant promotion may help to address these issues.

Just hover on the coupon and click on the "Terms and Conditions" link; a window will pop up with the relevant promotion details.

GoChime matches relevant brand promotions in its database and passes it off to brand loyalists, who then decide if the expression is relevant to the matched promotion.

The way it works is as follows: when a user adds a location (brand or merchant) to their collection, they will receive any relevant offers, promotions and updates that are available from that business, presuming of course that said business has signed up to the scheme.

The guidelines are divided into policy development actions and activities a club needs to perform before the club actors (e.g. coaches) can implement health promotion as part of their daily practice, like "prioritize the most relevant health promotion aims" (policy development) and "educate coaches and other club officials" (practice development).

It said there were "contradictions between the BBC's aggressive approach to commercial rivals in radio, and its willingness on other platforms to provide relevant cross-promotion for third parties.