Mandatory Search Engine Marketing Sample Clauses

Mandatory Search Engine Marketing. Search Engine Marketing” means the purchase, from search engine providers such as Google™ or Yahoo!®, of key words and related practices (e.g., paying for listing placement) for featured positions of brand, hotel or other marketing messages in response to relevant on-line searches. The Hyatt Group purchases key words that relate to: Hyatt-Affiliated Hotel brands, geographic sets of hotels and individual hotels, and other combinations of hotels (e.g. resorts and spas) and other marketing purposes (e.g. promotional programs). Search Engine Marketing costs and methods of cost allocation are divided into three categories. • Search Engine Marketing for the “Hyatt” brand is funded as part of Centralized Services Costs (defined below). • Search Engine Marketing relating to the Hyatt-Affiliated Hotel business segments (e.g., Park Hyatts, Grand Hyatts, resorts, spas, geographic locations and other subsets of Hyatt-Affiliated Hotels) are funded through cost allocation to the Participating Hotels as provided below. • Search Engine Marketing relating to individual hotels are funded by the individual hotel, but may be acquired by Participating Hotels as a Non-Mandatory Service (defined below) as further described in Section B.8 below. The cost of such Search Engine Marketing activities for Hyatt-Affiliated Hotel business segments will be allocated to the Participating Hotels in the year in which the reservation is made. The cost allocation to each Participating Hotel for business segment Search Engine Marketing is in proportion to the amount of gross room reservations revenue (without regard to cancellations) produced at each hotel by the particular Search Engine Marketing activity in relation to the volume thereof for all other Participating Hotels within the applicable business segment.
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