Marketing of the Program Sample Clauses

Marketing of the Program. 5.1 Kohl’s Responsibility to Market the Program. (a) Subject to Schedule 2.2(b) (solely with respect to the Co-Brand Program), Kohl’s shall bear primary responsibility for marketing the Program and shall make all marketing decisions in its discretion; provided, however, that Bank shall have the opportunity to review any changes to Kohl’s marketing channels or processes and shall have ultimate authority over them pursuant to Section (b)(i) of Schedule 3.7; [*] Bank shall review and approve such channels and processes in a timely manner [*]. (b) Subject to Schedule 2.2(b) (solely with respect to the Co-Brand Program), Kohl’s may, in its discretion (i) choose and implement marketing initiatives including offering the Value Proposition to Cardholders and (ii) offer a different Value Proposition through a rewards program to certain Cardholders based on one or more Account characteristics determined by Kohl’s, including Cardholder purchase volume, tenure of Account, or Account type. Kohl’s shall provide such information about any Value Proposition, including information relating to the administration and fulfillment of any Value Proposition, as Bank may request from time to time in order to ensure compliance with Applicable Law. The Bank Compliance Manager shall be provided the opportunity to review any materials or documentation relating to a Value Proposition in accordance with Section 3.2(d). [*] (c) During the Term, Kohl’s may present marketing initiatives to Bank for Bank’s consideration, which Bank shall review and consider in good faith. [*]
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Marketing of the Program. 6.1 Semi-Annual Marketing Plans. During the Term, Bank and Retailer will work together in good faith to formulate and agree upon a Marketing Plan as provided in Section 5.2(b) herein. Bank shall prepare an initial draft of each Marketing Plan and submit it to the Operating Committee for consideration. Each semi-annual Marketing Plan shall fully support the Retailer’s retail marketing plan and set forth the manner in which amounts in the Marketing Fund (as defined below) will be expended, and which party shall be responsible for any expenditure(s) in excess of the Marketing Fund. The Operating Committee may from time to time agree on additional specific marketing activities for the Program.
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Marketing of the Program. PayPal and Providian will work jointly to develop and market the Program and to solicit Applications from consumers residing in Providian's Marketing Area to enable Providian to establish Accounts and issue Cards. PayPal and Providian will mutually develop and approve all content for the PayPal Web Site to promote the Program, provided however that PayPal will have the right of prior approval of all marketing, advertising or solicitation material to be used in the marketing of the Program; such approval by PayPal will not be unreasonably withheld or delayed beyond a 10 business day review period. PayPal will incorporate all content identified by Providian as required for compliance with Applicable Law or compliance with Providian card marketing standards. Within 30 days of the execution of this Agreement (unless the parties mutually agree on a different timetable), the parties will agree on a written marketing plan specifically describing responsibilities and a timetable for the parties' implementation and marketing efforts under this Agreement (the "Marketing Plan").
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Marketing of the Program. 4.2.1 You may promote the Program, use Content we provide to you, and include Links on your Site, subject to Sections 8.1 and 4.3.1 of this Participation Agreement. You shall not promote the Program or include Links in a way that (i) potentially misleads or confuses Shoppers, (ii) does not accurately represent the Givevia Site or the Program, or (iii) does not accurately represent your relationship to Givevia or the Program. For example, you shall not express or imply that we are your sponsor, or that we support your position on any issue. You may promote the Program using marketing tools such as email, website banners, links, widgets, social media posts, direct mail, print collateral, and signage. You may promote the Program to current and prospective supporters of your organization and Givevia, including donors, volunteers, employees, corporate or strategic partners, and employees of such partners. 4.2.2 You shall only use our Content in accordance with this Participation Agreement or subsequently executed document between us and you. You may make minor variations on Content we provide to you to better conform to your marketing channels, subject to Section 4.2.1 of this Agreement. If you change the Content in a manner that violates Section 4.2.1, you shall remove such Content immediately upon our request. If we provide you with software to provide Givevia functionality on your Site, you shall not modify, enhance, or otherwise change or supplement the software package to suit your own requirements or special circumstances without our prior written consent and assistance. You shall not distribute the software to any third party and shall hold in confidence and not disclose (except on a confidential basis to your employees who need to know and who are bound in writing to preserve the confidentiality thereof) all confidential information received from us and shall not use any such confidential information except for purposes contemplated by this Participation Agreement. You shall not copy, modify, or create derivative works or improvements of the Content, in accordance with Section 8.2 of this Agreement.
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Marketing of the Program. PayPal and Providian will work jointly to develop and market the Program and to solicit Applications from consumers residing in Providian's Marketing Area to enable Providian to establish Accounts and issue Cards, as follows:
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Marketing of the Program. FMC covenants and agrees that, during the first [**] months after the effectiveness of this Agreement (the “Initial Marketing Period”), it shall expend [**] Dollars ($[**]) solely in support of its marketing efforts for the Program. SunTrust agrees to reimburse FMC [**]% of the amount expended by FMC under this section up to a maximum reimbursement of [**] Dollars ($[**]). SunTrust shall reimburse FMC for the first [**] Dollars ($[**]) spent in support of marketing efforts for the Program, and FMC shall be responsible for payment of the remaining [**] Dollars ($[**]) spent in support of marketing efforts for the Program during the first [**] months after the effectiveness of this Agreement. In the event that less than [**] Dollars ($[**]) is spent solely in support of marketing efforts for the Program during the first [**] months after the effectiveness of the Agreement, then upon the conclusion of [**] months after the effectiveness of this Agreement, FMC shall pay to SunTrust an amount sufficient to make the expenditure equal to the Parties. FMC and SunTrust agree that the funds expended by FMC shall be contributed equally to campaigns (media and creative development). The funds will be allocated in a mutually agreed upon manner to support marketing tactics, which may include, for example, the following channels: • Marketing to SunTrust customers • Online marketing, including but not limited to paid search, direct mail, third-party referral, email, display and referral marketing • Direct solicitations for Applications (by FMC and SunTrust) All campaigns that FMC manages shall be conducted using tactics as mutually agreed by SunTrust and FMC, including but not limited to potential Applicant sources and targets, marketing materials format and content, and any Advertising Media to be used. Each of the three tactics listed above shall be tested within the first [**] months after the launch of the Program. Based upon the results of the first [**] months of marketing activities, as measured by the ratio of the Disbursed Loan Amount to funds spent for each marketing channel, FMC and SunTrust shall together evaluate additional marketing commitments. Once FMC and SunTrust agree to the nature of future marketing activities and the amount to be spent on such activities, SunTrust and FMC shall either contribute equal amounts to such activities or each party shall compensate the other for additional volume generated by mutually agreeing in writing to adjustments in t...
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Marketing of the Program. 5.1 Kohl’s Responsibility to Market the Program. (a) Kohl’s shall bear primary responsibility for marketing the Program and shall make all marketing decisions in its discretion; provided, however, that Bank shall have the opportunity to review any changes after the Effective Date to Kohl’s marketing channels or processes solely with respect to matters related to compliance with Applicable Law related to the Program; provided, however that Bank shall not be permitted to review Kohl’s marketing strategies, plans and calendars. Bank shall review and approve such channels and processes in a timely manner (but in no event later than seven (7) calendar days from receipt by Bank) and in accordance with Kohl’s production calendar. (b) Kohl’s may, in its discretion, choose and implement marketing initiatives including offering the Value Proposition to Cardholders. Kohl’s may, in its discretion, offer a different Value Proposition through a rewards program to certain Cardholders based on one or more Account characteristics determined by Kohl’s, including Cardholder purchase volume, tenure of Account, or Account type. (c) During the Term, Kohl’s may present marketing initiatives to Bank for Bank’s consideration, which Bank shall review and consider in good faith. In addition, the parties agree as set forth on Schedule 5.1 with respect to Kohl’s marketing initiatives.
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