Cross Marketing. (a) Without obligating either Party, EFS and Bank agree to explore ways to cross-market their respective products to the other Party's customers on terms satisfactory to each of the Parties, in their sole discretion, and appropriately documented. Any such marketing shall in all cases be subject to Applicable Law, including Sections 6713 and 7216 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 (the "Code") and GLBA, and also subject to the ownership and rights to customer data provisions of this Agreement under Section 12.3 (Collection, Ownership and Use of Program Customer Data).
(b) Except as expressly authorized in this Agreement or otherwise agreed in writing by EFS:
(i) Bank shall not use Applicant Data, Prospect Data, Company Customer Data and/or Accountholder Data to do any of the following: (A) solicit Applicants, Prospective Customers or Program Customers for product or service offerings (including offerings by third parties); provided, however, that use of the same by Bank for fraud and BSA monitoring purposes is permitted hereunder; and provided, further, that to the extent permitted by Law, EFS is committed to work with Bank on analytics and modeling; or (B) use or disclose the names of Applicants, Prospective Customers or Program Customers, or any other information relating to the Accounts or to the Applicants, Prospective Customers or Program Customers; and
(ii) Bank shall not insert any Bank or any third-party's offerings in statements provided to Program Customers or target Company Customers for Bank products and services (other than the Financial Products) or offerings by third parties. For the avoidance of doubt, any Applicant Data, Prospect Data, Company Customer Data and/or Accountholder Data that Bank obtains in connection with the Program may only be used for purposes of fulfilling its obligations and exercising its rights under this Agreement and the Program.
(c) EFS may use Program Customer Data, and other information relating to Program Customers, to the fullest extent permitted by Applicable Law and the Privacy Notice.
(d) Notwithstanding the restrictions set forth in Section 6.2(b):
(i) Bank may make solicitations for goods and services to the public in its own name, and may use prospect lists it develops independently of the Program or that are provided by third parties, which may include the names of one (1) or more Program Customers; provided that Bank does not (A) target such solicitations to Program Customers or Company Customers, (B) o...
Cross Marketing. For the purpose of joint marketing efforts, including sales promotion activities, Musicmaker and Tunes agree to use their best efforts to provide (i) each user/visit to Tunes the opportunity to subscribe to Xxxxxxxxxx.xxx's Custom CD and Downloading programs including free promotional and club member campaigns and (ii) each user/visitor to Musicmaker the opportunity to subscribe to various Tunes newsletters and to receive other notification of Tunes' contests, promotion, etc.
Cross Marketing. Promoting other companies or products together with Scentsy’s opportunity or products is strictly prohibited.
Cross Marketing. Each of Flightlease and SRT will provide reasonable assistance and market support to WLFC in promoting WLFC's engine leasing efforts and the Cooperation Agreement development and marketing of other products, and WLFC will provide reasonable assistance and market support to Flightlease and SRT in promoting their respective leasing and maintenance businesses, including "maintenance by the hour" or other engine maintenance proposals of SRT, and the development and marketing of other products, it being understood, however, that no party hereto shall be obligated to use or require the use of the others' products and services.
Cross Marketing. The Licensee shall agree to promote other departmental activities, facilities, and concessions by prominently displaying related brochures, schedules or other such parks and recreation literature. The Licensee shall maintain any sign, awning, canopy, decoration, lettering and any other advertising which has been approved by the Licensee and Parks and Recreation Director or designee. Golf Course Maintenance The Licensee shall accomplish the normal maintenance of the golf course in a proper manner, including but not limited to irrigating, applying required chemicals, mowing, aerifying, top dressing, and over seeding. Within sixty (60) days of the signing of the contract, the Licensee shall submit a detailed grounds maintenance plan. The detailed annual grounds maintenance plan shall address the standards included herein and include, but not be limited to, the following: monthly schedule of chemical applications (including fertilizer by analysis, herbicide by type, fungicide by type, pesticide by type, etc.) schedule of green, tee and fairway aerification, schedule of over seeding, schedule of bunker maintenance, tee divot repair schedule, maintenance equipment inventory, integrated pest management plan, and any other items pertinent to the maintenance of the greens, tees, fairways, roughs, trees and landscape on the golf course as well as the parking lots. Course will be maintained at a level agreed upon by City and GMS based on Standards developed by GMS after 60 days of operation. Turf Irrigation. With assistance from the City, the Licensee shall repair where possible all heads, valves, valve boxes, filters, controllers, wiring, pipe, pumps, motors and computers as needed to maintain the proper operation of the entire golf course irrigation system (including greens, tees, fairways, planters, flower beds, landscape etc.) on an ongoing basis. If irrigation repairs cannot be completed by the Licensee and third party contractors are necessary, then with the permission of the City, Licensee will contract with the approved third party vendor to complete the necessary repairs and all related expenses will be charged to the equipment and replacement reserve fund as approved by the City. The Licensee shall visually inspect the course daily to observe indications of plant wilting and ensure the turf does not reach the permanent wilting point.
Cross Marketing. Subject to Applicable Law and Section 3.6, Fleet shall have the right to solicit Cardholders on behalf of itself, its affiliates and unaffiliated third parties, for services or products offered by Fleet, any of its affiliates, or unaffiliated third parties, except as restricted in this Section 2.6(a) through 2.6(d).
(a) Fleet shall be prohibited from soliciting Cardholders for the following products which are in competition with PrivilegeONE and the Dealers: Internet Vehicle sales, Internet Vehicle brokering, Vehicle extended warranties, Vehicle financing, and offers on Vehicle parts, Vehicle service and Vehicle accessories. However, it is understood that Fleet may solicit Cardholders for other financial products of Fleet and its affiliates.
(b) For each additional credit card account or unsecured loan account that Fleet opens as a result of cross-marketing to Cardholders, Fleet will pay PrivilegeONE royalties in the form of New Account Fee and Net Finance Charge Revenue as defined in Exhibit A.
(c) Fleet shall have the right to solicit to Cardholders, the products and services and categories of products and services listed in Exhibit E (the "Fleet Complementary Products"). Fleet may add additional products and services to the Fleet Complementary Products categories defined in Exhibit E with prior written notice to PrivilegeONE. Fleet may add new categories of Fleet Complementary Products with prior approval of PrivilegeONE; such approval shall not be unreasonably withheld.
(d) In the event Fleet elects to solicit non-Cardholder Customers using the PrivilegeONE and/or Dealer Customer Data provided in the performance of this Agreement for other non-Cardholder related products and services, Fleet shall provide notice to PrivilegeONE at least thirty (30) days prior to the start of such solicitations, and Fleet will negotiate a mutually acceptable fee schedule to compensate PrivilegeONE for the use of such Customer Data by Fleet. Such other products and services may include, but shall not be limited to: mortgages, retail deposit accounts, brokerage accounts and student loans.
Cross Marketing. The Parties will promote their businesses to others including potential investors. INDOOR as a public company will strive to use its market and contacts to generate funding for the JOINTVENTURE that will include specific funding of FINCANN for its business pursuits. As INDOOR seeks additional synergistic acquisitions or ventures, it will introduce those to FINCANN for potential services and deals with FINCANN that will be beneficial to the Parties for fees and or by way of ownership in the JOINTVENTURE.
Cross Marketing. Licensee shall prepare all Cross-Marketing Email content at its own discretion and expense. Licensor shall have the right to Approve each Cross-Marketing Email in its sole discretion prior to such Cross Marketing Email’s circulation. In consideration for the rights granted to Licensee regarding the Cross-Marketing Emails pursuant to this Section 2(e). Licensee shall pay to Licensor two percent (2%) of any Referral Sales, and Licensee shall provide Licensor a monthly written report in a form acceptable to Licensor that outlines in detail Licensee’s referral traffic and sales generated from the Customer Email List. For purposes of this Section 2(e) “Referral Sales” shall mean the gross invoice amount billed to customers of Licensee that received a Cross Marketing Email, less only sales tax and shipping costs charged to and paid by such customer.
Cross Marketing. The parties shall use their commercially reasonable best efforts to discuss potential cross-marketing and promotional activities to increase the use of Company Content.
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