merchandising
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3.9
- noun
- /ˈmɜrʧənˌdaɪzɪŋ/
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merchandising
- The key here to merchandising is how much discretionary income I have to spend.
- retail merchandising
- design and merchandising
- merchandising programs
But certainly those kind of deals will help you any merchandising, any sort of things that you can bring more TV rights money.
- But certainly those kind of deals will help you any merchandising, any sort of things that you can bring more TV rights money.
- This is about a sick game of merchandising death.
Examples
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The majority of participants were enrolled in retail merchandising programs (80.3%).
Academic text (2008) -
Have you thought about merchandising?
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I got the merchandising covered.
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You know, it's a lot of merchandising.
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Never in my entire career have I seen such a tremendous... and immediate response to a merchandising policy.
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Our department of merchandising needs to hone its aim.
Fiction book (1994) -
The merchandising arm of Veidt Industries is funding our work with Dr. Manhattan.
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Mays graduated from Chicago State University with a fashion merchandising degree and hands-on experience with making and designing clothes.
Blog text (32) -
The C3 system was created by Markham Public Library (Ontario, Canada) as part of a major merchandising outreach program.
Academic text (2013) -
Effective merchandising can significantly increase sales in retail settings.
Synonyms
878
2.7
Creating and showing ads that make people buy products, use services, or support ideas
838
2.7
Activities companies use to promote and sell products or services
73
2.7
Selling things in public places, often from stalls or machines
17
2.9
The business of selling goods to the public in shops or online for personal use
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1.0
Exchanging goods or services for money
1
2.5
Actions companies use to get more people to buy things, like discounts and contests
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3.5
Making goods or services known to many people to help sell them
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3.4
To tell people about goods and sell them directly to customers in shops or online
A department that promotes and sells products and services
Selling things as a business
How Extensive
Surface Forms
Morphology
merchandising = merchandise (transparent) = merchandise + ing
A regular gerund/nominalization from the verb 'merchandise' denoting the activity of promoting and selling goods.
Etymology
Merchandising comes from old words about trade, like merchant and merchandise, which mean 'the goods' and the people who sell them. So merchandising is the way shops arrange and promote goods to help them sell.