activation
- noun
- /ˌæktɪˈveɪʃən/
- Jargon
- We are thrilled that River Island and Roc Nation have chosen us to deliver this activation, trusting our unique artist and channel relationships.
- product activation
- activation fee
There's so many brand activations, huge food court and like drinking garden.
- There's so many brand activations, huge food court and like drinking garden.
- And so then all of their onboarding process was then geared towards driving that activation point.
- If you want to do activations at South by Southwest live events, it's not us yet, you know.
Examples
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We just did a big activation with the whole Bulls team and all of the players got these and wearing these.
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"We are pleased and excited to support MINI in this creative activation strategy and look forward to working with them this weekend."
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I want to give one last activation here for you guys to win something.
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You have been sent a confirmation email so you can complete your registration with a simple one-click activation.
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Both have embraced social media as each organization uses it as a key driver in activation by leveraging its fan usage of Twitter, Facebook, etc. in its promotional campaigns.
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Nicole is the Director of Sustainability Activation at AT&T, where she leads initiatives like DOT that promote and integrate sustainability within the company.
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According to its mission statement, the ILR conducts "federal and state legislative reforms, voter education efforts, public education campaigns, and grassroots activation."
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The brand hosted an exciting activation event that allowed consumers to try their new products and engage directly with the team.
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During the product launch, the company organized a unique activation to attract customers and showcase their latest offerings.
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We implemented a creative activation strategy that resulted in increased consumer interest and sales for our new service.
Synonyms
An activity that tells people about a product to make them buy or support it
A planned series of ads on TV or online to get people to buy a product
A set of ads and activities to get more people to buy a product
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
The smallest amount of energy atoms or molecules need to start a chemical reaction
- Specialized
The smallest amount of energy particles need to start a chemical reaction
How Engaging
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Etymology
Activation comes from the verb activate, which has the root act meaning 'do' or 'move'. In marketing, an activation is an event that makes a brand 'act' in the real world, getting people to try, feel, or respond to the product.