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"That's simply not going to happen for anything close to the marketing expenditures law firms have been making."

"Despite a price increase and reduced marketing expenditures, we continue to have a great relationship with the mass market."

"In the current climate marketing expenditure has come under the microscope.

Project leaders estimated that $800000 in marketing expenditure would be required to create demand.

Shoe retailers are expanding their stores and their marketing expenditures.

Despite this, 37% spent more on training and 51% increased their marketing expenditure.

Advertising traditionally accounted for two-thirds of a company's marketing expenditures, with promotions making up the rest.

After years of starving the flagship brands, Nabisco began increasing its marketing expenditures.

The tobacco companies increased their marketing expenditures by 42 percent last year, to an unprecedented total of $9.6 billion annually.

Executives said that fourth-quarter earnings could be hurt by reorganization costs and increased marketing expenditures.

There's no dramatic growth of sales and marketing expenditures, or nuclear arms, or lily pads.

And their marketing expenditures are down.

From this analysis it can then try to identify ways in which marketing expenditure can be made more effective in each country.

"The deal contemplated that they would put up the marketing expenditures, and they wound up not doing so."

That is out of an annual marketing expenditure of $230 million to $240 million.

Start Up Marketing expenditure, you will want to use this amount as a guideline to started in your marketing efforts.

One study concluded that marketing expenditures for new drugs often doubled the amount that was allocated for research and development.

Riding on those looks are millions of dollars of advertising and marketing expenditures from companies for clothes and cosmetics.

However, such marketing expenditures (advertising, sales promotion, excessive model changes, etc.) do not provide any additional use-value and therefore may be treated as waste.

Comparative analysis is an international marketing research technique that is used to analyse the effectiveness of marketing expenditures.

Hits become popular and then resonant -beyond the effects of record companies' vast marketing expenditures -when they somehow sync into what's on people's minds.

Since GreatUSA paid these companies only if they made sales, it had enormous reach with almost no marketing expenditure.

Determining the return on a sports sponsorship or promotion has become increasingly important, in part because of rising pressure to show a return on marketing expenditures.

The Board believes that the increased marketing expenditure now budgeted for strengthening the Waterford brands will contribute to profitable growth in this business.

George Thompson, an analyst with Prudential Securities, said Coke would make up for volume weakness overseas by cutting marketing expenditures.