Intel supports online marketing programs
The new online program helps eligible members to quickly and effectively market Intel technology solutions. Accordingly, Intel has developed an online marketing support program for its agents and collaborates with Google to create an advertising program that allows agents to place their ads online. online.
This new initiative will bring the resources of Intel's agent system and resources to the planning and implementation of marketing campaigns for your business.
The online marketing support program allows agents to choose ads for print newspapers, order services and goods, and easily customize promotional materials with information or logos. of my company.
In addition, there will be a set of tools to support online advertising with Google, allowing customers to be online access agents and placing advertising programs through filling out a single order request. simple. Intel and Google will then assist in facilitating production and deploying to simplify the cycle for this customer.
The online marketing support program is currently being offered to Track Two agents in the Intel® Inside program. This program will eliminate out-of-pocket costs for Intel reseller customers through Intel Inside marketing support funds. The program also eliminates the administrative costs previously incurred by an agent when conducting reimbursement procedures in marketing assistance programs from Intel.
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