marketing ploy

The absence of any of these four factors should be a red flag that the so-called report could really be a pump and dump marketing ploy.

The packaging is all part of a marketing ploy to make the goods look more substantial. . .

It was also a marketing ploy for the Olympic Games in London this summer.

Worse yet, Dennis's critics thought that his strict mechanical trading formula was just a marketing ploy.

The marketing ploy is the latest in a string of viral ad campaigns by the company.

It was also a clever marketing ploy to develop what could be Giant's biggest market for years to come.

Ability to push buttons: His big mouth is in part a marketing ploy and is one reason he's compelling.

Some believe these sales are simply the result of the art world's latest marketing ploy.

Apart from being a clever marketing ploy, it was identical (down to the the barley's DNA, interestingly) to terrestrial beer.

A number of prominent drinks makers have replaced the HFCS in products with sugar and even used it as a marketing ploy.

Second, in human resources management, no matter in hiring employees, or in employee training plans and adopt a marketing ploy.

Years later, as a marketing ploy, Dr Metcalfe thought it wise to pinpoint the birth of Ethernet.

Longevity clusters are 'mostly a marketing ploy. '

This is a marketing ploy by Tokyo toy maker Takara Co.