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have you used it before??
what do i need to do personally to get up and running??
hopefully you can put it in basic language for me cos i’m new to the website making , but id rather do it myself as i have plenty free time now to get up and running
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do they come up with commercial ideas for companies?
how about for movies and concerts?
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Feb
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have you used it before??
what do i need to do personally to get up and running??
hopefully you can put it in basic language for me cos i’m new to the website making , but id rather do it myself as i have plenty free time now to get up and running
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Feb
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Someone invited me to add them to msn and I didn’t know what it was or how it works. Is this a common question?
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Advertising and marketing are both general terms, without “exact” meanings.
In general, “marketing” refers to all activity intended to promote or publicize something, usually for the purpose of selling products or services.
“Advertising” usually refers to a “subset” of marketing, where payment is made to a “publisher” (newspaper, magazine, TV station or network) for the publication or display of some kind of advertisement “unit.”
Some folks use these two terms interchangeably. Some people will disagree about “what is marketing” and what is not — for example, some will argue that “public relations” is not part of marketing, while others will define marketing to include PR.
If a company pays for t-shirts with the company logo and gives them to employees at the company picnic, I think it’s “marketing” because the goal is to get the employees to wear the t-shirts which will promote the company; others might argue that it’s just a nice gift or employee benefit and should not be counted as part of “marketing.”
A great example of an area that was once disputed is the sponsorship of college bowl games. Large companies pay hundreds of thousands or millions of dollars to be identified as the “sponsor” of a college bowl game. At one time, some companies claimed that these payments were “charitable donations,” but the IRS and US courts rejected this and insisted that these payments are “advertising expenses,” because the primary purpose of the payment was to obtain positive publicity and exposure for the company.
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