Project Marketing Clause Samples
The PROJECT MARKETING clause defines the rules and responsibilities related to the promotion and advertising of a project. It typically outlines which party is authorized to market the project, the types of marketing materials that can be used, and any required approvals or branding guidelines. For example, it may specify that all marketing collateral must be reviewed by the project owner before public release. This clause ensures that the project's public image is managed consistently and that all marketing efforts align with agreed-upon standards, thereby protecting the interests and reputation of the parties involved.
Project Marketing. (a) Grantee shall include the name of the URA as a funder on all Project signage, brochures, publicity, marketing materials, news articles, and/or advertising referencing the Project.
(b) Grantee hereby grants to the URA a non-exclusive, unrestricted, transferable, sub-licensable, fully-paid up, perpetual right and license to use, distribute and create (including the creation of derivative works) photographs, drawings, video, and any other media related to the Project, whether created by Grantee or the URA.
Project Marketing. The marketing of the project was strategic to the point that achievements are reported in communities, which is evident in the socio-economic reports and presented wellbeing indicators, where community recognized in general the benefits of conservation agreements, however, while in communities as ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ marked improvement of welfare, in Paso Caballos, 22% of the general population said that their conditions had not changed, which can be explained by the difference in population size and total investment in each community. However, it should be noted that each community is different and that interventions, although they can help, they cannot by themselves correct well entrenched poverty problems. Changes can only be seen in the long term with many interventions and efforts, it would be unrealistic to say that an ambitious agreement will curb poverty in a specific community. Effectiveness
Project Marketing. The planning team will secure meeting venues, develop email invitations, prepare presentation materials, staff the demonstration project, and summarize the feedback gathered during them. Pertinent information will be provided to the City no less than 10 working days prior to the meeting in order for the City to develop press releases and social media announcements for each public event. The email campaigns will utilize the contact list developed by our team. We will also assist the City with reviewing content to be posted on the agencies’ social media accounts and reviewing press releases as needed.
Project Marketing. The Parties will cooperate in the development, modification as necessary, and implementation of a comprehensive plan for the marketing of the City Land to prospective developers/owners/operators of University/UID Projects (“Marketing Plan”). The initial Marketing Plan will be developed collaboratively by City and HomeFed under an initial contract with CBRE Group, Inc., a California corporation (“CBRE”), or any additional/subsequent consultants selected by City from time to time, and shall be implemented by such consultant(s). HomeFed and the City will agree, from time to time in connection with the development of the Final Project Phase Development Plan for each Project Phase, the extent to which HomeFed and the City will coordinate marketing efforts for the Project Phase. If HomeFed desires to participate or coordinate with the City in connection with the City’s marketing efforts, then HomeFed and the City will share the cost of such marketing efforts on such basis as the Parties may agree from time to time. Unless otherwise agreed, each Party shall bear their own internal costs in support of any project marketing efforts. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary herein, marketing costs will not be included as Qualified Land Development Costs for which City will be obligated to reimburse HomeFed or for purposes of calculating the General Contractor Fee or Developer Management Fee payable to HomeFed.
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