Media Campaign Sample Clauses

The Media Campaign clause defines the terms and conditions under which a party will plan, execute, and manage promotional activities across various media channels. It typically outlines the scope of the campaign, the types of media to be used (such as television, radio, digital, or print), timelines, deliverables, and performance metrics. By clearly specifying these elements, the clause ensures both parties understand their responsibilities and expectations, thereby minimizing misunderstandings and helping to achieve the desired marketing objectives.
Media Campaign. PROVIDER shall not finance any media campaign using block grant funding without prior approval. Advertising about the availability of services within MSHN region is not considered a media campaign.
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Media Campaign. PROVIDER shall not finance any media campaign using block grant funding without prior approval. Advertising about the availability of services within the MSHN region is not considered a media campaign. All media promoting programs funded all or in part by MSHN must acknowledge the funding source by using text or a logo provided by MSHN. If Provider is planning on conducting a local Media Campaign, all materials must be approved by MSHN and/or MDHHS. Providers shall submit materials for review and approval along with the MSHN “SUD Services Media Campaign Request Form” linked to the MSHN website.
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Media Campaign a) Consultation. NUSA shall consult with Company regarding the content of the Media Campaign, NUSA shall develop, write, edit and deliver proofs of any and all print media and any and all radio scripts (collectively referred to herein as the "Copy," and all placements throughout the term of the Agreement referred to as the "Media Campaign") to the Company for inspection and approval. No print or radio feature shall be distributed without Company's prior written approval. NUSA shall not be liable for the Company's failure to review and approve Copy on a timely basis, or for any actions or inactions of the Company. Parties agree that the initiation of the Media Campaign shall commence at the sole discretion of the Company and shall terminate upon the earlier to occur of the Media Credit being redeemed in its entirety, or five (5) years from the date of this Agreement.
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Media Campaign. GRANTEE will create and execute a media campaign to raise awareness of the Go CO2 Free platform. The campaign will include press releases, and outreach to key media such as community and local newspapers, local radio stations, and community and local television channels. Messages will be tailored to engage specific audiences via outreach such as church, school or social group newsletters. Brochures, press releases, and other project materials including landing pages on the websites will be available in both English and Spanish. Residents who register on the platform will be contacted regularly to celebrate successes, build momentum and encourage users to spread the word and invite, family, friends and neighbors to participate.
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Media Campaign. Number of agencies or programs: 2
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Media Campaign. Carrying out a media campaign to facilitate and promote the education of girls.
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Media Campaign. The Settlement Administrator will cause to be published a copy of the notice once in a 1/8 page form in the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Advertiser, Birmingham News, and USA Today.
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Media Campaign. (a) The scope of the Media Campaign shall be defined annually by the Parties in consultation with the Consultant and shall be limited to television, radio, print and electronic media, which is designed to promote a long term water conservation ethic and achieve water conservation results within the State of Utah. (b) The primary focus of the Media Campaign shall be to produce the most broadest coverage and exposure possible. (c) Media Campaign materials shall be developed at a frequency to be determined by the Parties. (d) The Media Campaign shall be designed and implemented to provide conservation messaging to the public on a calendar-year basis (in order to coincide with seasonal hydrologic conditions). (e) The scope or general direction of the Media Campaign for each calendar year shall be finalized by the Parties, in consultation with the Consultant, no later than March 1 of that year.
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