marketing
- noun
- /ˈmɑrkɪtɪŋ/
- Effective marketing strategies can significantly boost a company's sales and visibility.
- marketing strategy
- marketing campaign
- marketing mix
So that's my, that's my short marketing pitch for you all.
- So that's my, that's my short marketing pitch for you all.
- What is the purpose of marketing in a nutshell?
- Like we want to raise our marketing budget triple.
- You are probably the best marketing mind I know.
- I'm trying to build the best marketing machine in the world.
- We have not we've not done any marketing whatsoever just yet.
- You need to use a little bit of marketing, a little bit of salesmanship.
- I know that video video video is the best marketing medium on the planet.
- And obviously the movie was a huge marketing tool for that aquarium.
- And now for some cheap marketing, there's three books.
Examples
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And then I went to work in marketing and I hated it.
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What is going on with their marketing department, man?
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You are probably the best marketing mind I know.
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So that leaves poor software, poor marketing, and poor camera.
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So I would use every marketing means possible.
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Look what the marketing guys gave me.
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Seems like a marketing mistake.
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I'm trying to build the best marketing machine in the world.
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What is the purpose of marketing in a nutshell?
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Just look at this from a high-level marketing perspective, okay?
Synonyms
Part of business that helps companies tell people about and sell products or services
An activity or department that promotes and sells products
A department that promotes and sells products and services
Compounds
A way of sending advertising messages directly to individual customers, for example by email
- Specialized
Gathering and studying information about customers and other companies to help business decisions
Part of business that helps companies tell people about and sell products or services
Data from studies about customers and markets that guide how a business sells or advertises products
- Specialized
To tell people about goods and sell them directly to customers in shops or online
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Etymology
The word marketing comes from market, which used to mean a place to 'buy and sell' goods and is related to merchant ('a trader'). So, marketing is the work of promoting, selling and moving products to customers.