"I don't do the marketing, man," McFeely said with (possibly) mock exasperation.
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Well, and companies are always going to do the marketing thing, the greenwashing thing.
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I used to do the marketing for one of the original michelada companies around here.
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If you do the marketing right and increase sales, you've got to have the supply chain involved.
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Millions of companies advertise on the platform or rely on sponsored posts to do the marketing for them.
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Ackman told investors in January that he would focus more on investments and let his partners do the marketing.
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But it might be perfectly fine for an established company because they don't need to do the marketing, they have the audience already.
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So they hired more people to run an e-commerce site (the Forever Roll is only sold on the Charmin website, for now), and unlike other P&G brands, they do the marketing and social media themselves.
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The board also said another Oman entity, Oman Trading International, is willing to supply the entire feedstock requirement of the project, as well as to do the marketing for the resulting refined oil products, such as gasoline.
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Babies' brains grow and connect in response to the richness of the "language soup" in which those babies live; the A.A.P. recommends "laps not apps," and I am deeply skeptical of anything electronic that is marketed as "educational" for the very young (and especially skeptical when "studies" or "evidence" are used to do the marketing).
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He has also created a new record label called Isotonic Records with Juan Margues, the guitarist from the band Lost Acapulco. This label specializes in instrumental rock. Despite this activity, Aldrete does not consider himself to be an entrepreneur, as he does not do the marketing, rather just the ideas. Aldrete is also an editor and publisher.
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Pratt & Whitney would handle the marketing to commercial customers, while Allison would do the marketing to military customers. Other members of the new company included GM subsidiaries Hughes Aircraft and Delco Electronics and United Technologies subsidiary Hamilton Standard, the propeller manufacturer that invented the propfan concept with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) in the 1970s. An early version of the Pratt & Whitney/Allison 578-DX demonstrator engine, intended to power propfan-powered aircraft such as the Boeing 7J7 and the McDonnell Douglas MD-91.
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