Initial Marketing Plan Sample Clauses
The Initial Marketing Plan clause defines the requirements and expectations for the first marketing strategy to be developed and implemented under an agreement. Typically, this clause outlines who is responsible for preparing the plan, the timeline for its submission, and the approval process by the relevant parties. For example, it may require the seller to deliver a detailed marketing plan within 30 days of contract execution, subject to the buyer's review and feedback. The core function of this clause is to ensure that both parties are aligned on marketing objectives and activities from the outset, thereby reducing misunderstandings and setting a clear roadmap for promotional efforts.
Initial Marketing Plan. The Executive Director of the Board shall have reviewed and approved the initial Marketing Plan required to commence the marketing and selling of the Participation Agreements.
Initial Marketing Plan. Prior to the Closing Date, BellSouth and SBC shall prepare an initial marketing plan covering the balance of the year 2000 (if the Closing is to occur in the year 2000) and all of the year 2001 that will include, among other things, a branding strategy and a packaging strategy, including a determination as to the uses, if any, of BellSouth and SBC brand names by Newco.
Initial Marketing Plan. At a time determined by the JEC, the JCC shall prepare the Marketing Plan for the Commercialization activities for the Collaboration Product, which such Marketing Plan shall include the minimum Detail Requirements and the budgeted Marketing Expenses.
Initial Marketing Plan. In the event that PA shall desire to ---------------------- expand the Program to a state that is not a Covered State, PA shall submit to AHI for AHI's approval a two-year marketing plan applicable to such state, setting forth for such state projected premium volume, market share and Loss Ratio targets for the Program in such state for each of the two years covered by such plan. If the marketing plan submitted by PA to AHI with respect to a state meets with AHI's approval, and if AHI is otherwise satisfied that such state should be designated an Expansion State, such state will be designated an Expansion State for a period of two years from the date that necessary AHI filings are approved in such state.