Barter
Exchange, Swap, Trade
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Barter Syndication - A program distribution method in which the syndicator retains and sells a portion of the show's advertising time. In "cash plus barter," the syndicator also receives some money from the station on which the program airs.
barter
an exchange in which one good is traded for another; money is not involved
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Barter
The exchange of goods and services without the use of cash. The value of the barter is the dollar value of the goods and services being exchanged for advertising.
barter syndication - The offering of television programs to local stations free or at a reduced rate but with some of the advertising time presold to national advertisers. The remaining advertising time can be sold to local advertisers.
Barter: [bart] Bartering is the trade of goods from one enterprise to another, without the transfer of payments.
Barter Exchanging merchandise, or something other than money, for advertising time or space. BBB Better Business Bureau; a non-profit organization offering consumers information on the business practices of certain companies.
TRADE-OUT - A barter arrangement for the exchange of commercial time, advertising space, products, or services.
Sometimes in a barter situation a buyer may acquire a product by giving up their own product. For instance, two farmers may exchange cattle for crops.
What are the cultural norms for doing business? E.g. is there a form of barter?
Will cultural norms impact upon your ability to trade overseas? E.g. Putonghua is very difficult for many Western people to learn.
Since PageRank is widely bartered, Google's relevancy algorithms had to move away from relying on PageRank and place more emphasis on trusted links via algorithms such as TrustRank [link: ].
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Exchange comes from Vulgar Latin excambiare , ex- = out and cambiare = to barter]
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link building: The process of getting quality Web sites to link to your Web site, in order to improve search engine rankings. Link building techniques can include buying links, reciprocal linking, or entering barter arrangements.
 See also: Market, Service, Marketing, Exchange, Services
  
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