Institutional advertising definition
Institutional advertising means any advertising conducted for the purpose of promoting the corporate image or goodwill of a particular utility or the utility industry in general.
Institutional advertising means advertising which has as its primary objective the enhancement or preservation of the corporate image of the utility and to present it in a favorable light to the general public and investors.
Institutional advertising means advertising in which no real property is identified.
More Definitions of Institutional advertising
Institutional advertising means advertising of Utah's cultural, historical, recreational,
Institutional advertising means the advertising ordered by a state institution, to promote the activities of the institution, in order to encourage, promote and protect the values and attitudes that consolidate democracy, welfare, public health and national security.
Institutional advertising means advertising in which neither the licensed name nor
Institutional advertising means any advertising which is designed to create, enhance or sustain a public service company's image or good will with regard to the general public or its customers;
Institutional advertising means advertising in which no real property is identified. “Viewable page” means a page that may or may not scroll beyond the borders of the screen and includes the use of framed pages.
Institutional advertising means any advertising which is
Institutional advertising means advertising of Utah's cultural, historical, recreational, scenic, and tourist attractions to consumers outside of Utah.]