PARTNER MARKETING Sample Clauses

PARTNER MARKETING. During the 90 day period following the Effective Date, ICP shall use commercially reasonable efforts to provide AOL with information and data reasonably requested by AOL for determining the feasibility and likely success of a marketing test for AOL and CompuServe CD-ROM distribution. In the event that, at any time during the Term, ICP proposes to market, bundle, or proposes to enter into an agreement with, or
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PARTNER MARKETING. At AOL's request, SB will, subject to any third party ----------------- contractual restrictions in existence as of the Revised Effective Date, consider in good faith the development and implementation of partner marketing campaigns for the acquisition of AOL Users, for which AOL will pay SB customary bounty fees to be mutually agreed upon by the Parties for each Qualified New Member.
PARTNER MARKETING. In consideration of AMS entering into this Agreement, the Company hereby agrees to undertake the services and pay the associated costs, fees and expenses (the "Partner Marketing Fees") in connection with the Partner Marketing Plan set forth on Exhibit A annexed hereto. The elements of the Partner Marketing Plan, the costs thereof and the related timing may only be modified upon mutually written consent by the Company and AMS. The Company agrees to deposit the at least $250,000 estimated cost of the Partner Marketing Plan as well the Monthly Fee in the Account as set forth in Section IV D above.
PARTNER MARKETING. AG shall use best efforts to negotiate in good faith with AOL to enter into a separate acquisition marketing agreement (but will not be in breach hereof if, despite such efforts to negotiate, no agreement can be reached), within a reasonable time after the Interim Date, in form and substance substantially similar to that generally used by AOL for similar activities.
PARTNER MARKETING. During the 90 day period following the Effective Date, ICP shall use commercially reasonable efforts to provide AOL with information and data reasonably requested by AOL for determining the feasibility and likely success of a marketing test for AOL and CompuServe CD-ROM distribution. In the event that, at any time during the Term, ICP proposes to market, or proposes to enter into an agreement with, or solicit, a third party with respect to the marketing of, an Interactive Service (e.g., through a CD ROM distribution or otherwise) other than the AOL Service and the CompuServe Service, then ICP shall notify AOL and offer AOL the right of first negotiation for ICP to market the AOL Service and CompuServe, upon terms to be mutually agreed to by the Parties after good faith negotiations. In the event that AOL fails to accept the offer to exercise such right of first negotiation within thirty (30) days after ICP makes such offer to AOL, then ICP and AOL shall reduce to writing the latest terms on which ICP was willing to offer AOL the right to market exclusively the AOL Service and/or CompuServe Service, after good faith negotiations between AOL and ICP. * * *. AOL shall have thirty (30) days from the date it receives such revised offer to accept or reject such revised offer. Failure by AOL to notify ICP of its acceptance or rejection of such revised offer within the thirty (30) day period shall be deemed a rejection of such revised offer. The rights granted to AOL in this Section 6 shall be irrevocable during the Term of this Agreement. ____________________ * * * Certain information on this page has been omitted and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Confidential treatment has been requested with respect to the omitted portions.
PARTNER MARKETING. Abnormal will provide appropriate language for Partner to utilize in any of its publicity or marketing material, such information will not be modified in any way without Abnormal’s prior written consent. Partner will not describe the Service or its functionality to the public or Customer in a way that implies that the Service is owned or has been developed by Partner. On termination of these Terms, Partner will cease use of the marketing materials of Abnormal.
PARTNER MARKETING. PROGRAMS ITT Sheraton hotels award mileage to members of airline frequent flier programs paying qualifying rates, upon guest request, including American, United, Continental and Delta frequent flyer programs. Expenses generally range from $8.00 to $10.00/transaction. CENTRALIZED TRAVEL AGENT COMMISSION PROGRAM Property pays $.42/reservation transaction. This fee funds the administration and distribution of travel agent commission checks. ITT SHERATON TRAINING If appropriate for the Hotel, ITT Sheraton courses shall be provided for certain selected Hotel employees in new positions. The Hotel is responsible for travel and lodging costs, and course fee which relates to cost of training materials with respect to such courses. Attendance at selected regional and corporate meetings is mandatory and results in travel, lodging and registration expense. GUEST SATISFACTION INDEX Properties are assessed $8.00/room/year to fund the distribution of guest questionnaires and the compilation of results on a quarterly basis. EMPLOYEE SATISFACTION INDEX Properties are assessed $8.00/employee/year to administer the annual distribution and collection of surveys. Reports are produced for each department with metrics for 50 employee satisfaction attributes. HOTEL AUDITS: LASHNER RUSH & ASSOCIATES Lashner Rush & Associates' bi-annual property inspections are estimated at $1,500. EXHIBIT L Form of Lease Agreement LEASE AGREEMENT DATED AS OF __________, 1997 BETWEEN FELCOR SUITES LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, A DELAWARE LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, AS LESSOR AND FCH/ITT LEASING, L.L.C., A DELAWARE LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY, AS LESSEE (SHERATON [SUITES] HOTEL - _______________, _______________ TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION PAGE
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PARTNER MARKETING. Juno shall encourage and use good faith efforts to facilitate LCI's partnering, cross-promoting, and marketing with other entities that advertise to Juno Subscribers and to introduce LCI to its advertising and marketing partners. Juno will not be under any obligation to negotiate the deals between LCI and the entities and such deals shall not impose any obligation on Juno without its written consent.
PARTNER MARKETING. In marketing the SPARE Service, you will: (i) portray the SPARE Service accurately, and (ii) strictly adhere to any SPARE branding or marketing requirements or guidelines as may be communicated to you from time to time. Further, you represent and warrant that all your marketing activities relating in any way to the SPARE Service shall comply with applicable laws, regulations, industry self-regulatory standards (including applicable behavioral advertising standards), and best practices.
PARTNER MARKETING. Partner shall, in good faith and at its own expense market, advertise, and promote the free Services to potential Recipients.
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