to merchandise
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5.0
- verb
- /ˈmɜrʧənˌdaɪz/
:
comercializar
- The company plans to merchandise its new product through targeted advertising and attractive displays in stores.
- merchandise his products
It looks like it came out of a cave but then figures out how to merchandise it and make signs and sell it.
- It looks like it came out of a cave but then figures out how to merchandise it and make signs and sell it.
Examples
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Do you know how long it took to invent the games, to merchandise them, to get them into the stores by Christmas?
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The performer is bound by those contracts and any other contracts he establishes in order to merchandise the performance.
Academic text (2018) -
Using the grant dollars, the organization purchased grid wall, hanging fixtures, and body forms to merchandise the walls of the store.
Academic text (2012) -
They merchandised the hell out of it, but we agreed it was a good product.
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Saskatchewan's Skylar Urbaniak is running a campaign so that she can merchandise her artwork and sell it at conventions.
Blog text (22) -
She learned how to merchandise her handmade jewelry effectively at local craft fairs.
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To successfully merchandise a product, it's important to understand the needs and preferences of your target audience.
Synonyms
291
2.3
To buy and sell goods or services as a business
172
2.8
To try to sell a product or service to people
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2.9
Sell goods to the public in small amounts for people to use
To show and sell products to people, often at concerts
Compounds
How Marketed
Surface Forms
Etymology
Merchandise as a verb comes from the same idea of 'trade' and selling, so it is like what a merchant does at a market: arrange and show goods to help them sell. So to merchandise a product is to prepare and promote it for sale.