Responsibility of Retailer to Promote the Program Sample Clauses

Responsibility of Retailer to Promote the Program. Without limiting Retailer’s obligations under the Marketing Plan, Retailer will actively support and promote the Program in accordance with Schedule 6.4 hereto.

Responsibility of Retailer to Promote the Program. Without limiting Retailer’s obligations under the Marketing Plan, Retailer will actively support and promote the Program by, among other things: (a) encouraging the establishment and use of Accounts as the preferred method of payment for Retailer’s products and services, such as, by way of example, instructing Retailer employees to ask customers if they would like to pay for in-store purchases using their Credit Card; (b) utilizing credit advertisements, promotional inserts, statement messages, Internet website promotions, direct mail promotions in the course of its general retail direct mail campaigns, take one applications as provided and paid for by Bank, and other marketing materials promoting Program in accordance with the Marketing Plan and as funded by the Marketing Fund; (c) maintaining a logo advertisement in a prominent position on the home page of the Retailer Website which promotes the Co-Brand Credit Card and the Private Label Credit Card and contains an embedded, direct link (with no intermediate links) to the Bank Webpage subject to Bank’s prior approval of the usage of such logo advertisement; (d) providing incentives and performance goals for Retailer personnel with respect to the Program such as incentive contests at the Store Location level and SPIFFs, to be funded by Bank;

Responsibility of Retailer to Promote the Program. (a) Without limiting Retailer’s obligations under any marketing plan, Retailer will actively support and promote the Program by, among other things: (i) encouraging the establishment and use of Accounts as a preferred method of payment for Retailer’s products and services (through, for example, offering credit-based promotions); and (ii) providing and utilizing store signage, credit advertisements, promotional inserts, statement messages and other marketing materials promoting Program. (b) Retailer will not seek or obtain any special agreement or condition from, nor discriminate in any way against, Cardholders or any person with respect to the terms of any Account

Responsibility of Retailer to Promote the Program. (a) Without limiting Retailer’s obligations under any marketing plan, Retailer will actively support and promote the Program by, among other things: (i) encouraging the establishment and use of Accounts as a preferred method of payment for Retailer’s products and services (through, for example, offering or providing value propositions and other customer incentives); (ii) providing and utilizing store signage, credit advertisements, promotional inserts, statement messages and other marketing materials promoting Program; and (iii) providing incentives and performance goals for Retailer personnel with respect to the Program; and (iv) maintaining an advertisement in a prominent position on the homepage of the Retailer Website notifying users of the availability of the Program, which advertisement shall be subject to the reasonable approval of Bank. (b) Retailer will not seek or obtain any special agreement or condition from, nor discriminate in any way against, Cardholders or any person with respect to the terms of any Account transaction. Retailer will not charge any credit surcharge, application, processing or other Program related fee to Cardholders.

Responsibility of Retailer to Promote the Program. Without limiting Retailer’s obligations under the Marketing Plan, Retailer will actively support and promote the Program by, among other things: (a) encouraging the establishment and use of Accounts as the preferred method of payment for Retailer’s products and services, such as, by way of example, instructing Retailer employees to ask customers if they would like to pay for in-store purchases using their Credit Card; (b) utilizing credit advertisements, promotional inserts, statement messages, Internet website promotions, direct mail promotions in the course of its general retail direct mail campaigns, take one applications as provided and paid for by Bank, and other marketing materials promoting the Program in accordance with the Marketing Plan and as funded by the Marketing Fund; (c) maintaining a logo advertisement in a prominent position on the home page of the Retailer Website which promotes the Co-Brand Credit Card and the Private Label Credit Card and contains an embedded, direct link (with no intermediate links) to the Bank Webpage subject to Bank’s prior approval of the usage of such logo advertisement; (d) providing incentives and performance goals for Retailer personnel with respect to the Program such as incentive contests at the Store Location level and SPIFFs, to be funded by Bank; (e) providing a first purchase discount of ten percent (10%) to new Cardholders who use their Credit Card at Retailer Sales Channels for their first purchase upon opening an Account; (f) provide Retailer’s customer lists (including Retailer’s Preferred Customer list) to Bank for purposes of direct mail solicitations by Bank for Credit Cards; provided that Bank shall conduct a direct mail solicitation to some portion or all of Retailer’s customer lists for Credit Cards and/or other products mutually agreed upon by the parties consistent with the Marketing Plan only with Retailer’s prior consent; moreover, Bank shall first offer Retailer the opportunity to conduct the mailing itself; and (g) fund the redeemed rewards for the Cardholder Rewards Program pursuant to the terms of Schedule 6.5 to the Agreement.

Responsibility of Retailer to Promote the Program. (a) Without limiting Retailer’s obligations under any marketing plan, ***CONFIDENTIAL PORTIONS HAVE BEEN OMITTED AND FILED SEPARATELY WITH THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION. ASTERISKS DENOTE OMISSIONS. Retailer will support and promote the Program by, among other things: (i) encouraging the establishment and use of Accounts as the preferred method of payment for Retailer’s products and services; and (ii) providing and utilizing store signage, credit advertisements, promotional inserts, statement messages and other marketing materials promoting Program. (b) Retailer will not seek or obtain any special agreement or condition from, nor discriminate in any way against, Cardholders or any person with respect to the terms of any Account transaction. Retailer will not charge any credit surcharge, application, processing or other Program related fee to Cardholders.