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to premarket

to premarket

6.8
To promote a product before its official release
  • verb
  • /ˈpriːˌmɑːrkɪt/
  • Jargon
translation icon : precomercializar
  • The company decided to premarket its new smartphone to generate excitement before the official release.

Examples

  • They will premarket the software to select clients for early feedback.

  • By premarketing the product, the team hopes to build anticipation among potential customers.

  • The company decided to premarket their new smartphone.

  • They are premarketing the latest software update.

  • The marketing team plans to premarket the new video game to attract loyal fans before its launch.

  • We need to premarket our upcoming series of workshops to ensure a good turnout.

  • To create buzz, the brand will premarket its latest fashion collection through social media channels.

Synonyms

to promote
vsto premarket
252 3.5

Tell people about a product to increase sales

limits this activity to the period before the official public launch
to advertise
vsto premarket
198 2.7

Tell many people about a product or service to make them want it

does the same but specifically before the official public launch
to presell
vsto premarket
1 4.8

To sell a product before it is available for delivery

is about promoting or offering before the official public launch rather than final sale
to preannounce
vsto premarket
1 6.4

To tell people about plans or news before the main public statement

focuses on promoting or offering before the official public launch not early news sharing
to prelaunch
vsto premarket
5.1

To make a product or service available to a small group before launch

is aimed at wider early promotion rather than small audience access
to prerelease
vsto premarket
4.9

To make something available to a small group before the official launch

focuses on promoting or offering before public debut rather than giving early access
to advertize
vsto premarket
  • US
2.7

To tell many people about a product or service so they buy it

adds the timing element of doing this before the official public launch

How Promoted

to premarket
  • Jargon
6.8
to promote
252 3.5
to advertise
198 2.7
to publicize
94 4.0
to announce
1.5
to mention
1.0
to hint
136 2.0

Surface Forms

premarket infinitive
premarked past
premarked past participle
premarketing present participle
premarkets third person singular

Morphology

premarket = market (transparent) = pre + market

Adding 'pre-' to the verb 'market' gives the clear meaning of marketing something in advance.

Etymology

Premarket comes from pre- 'before' and market 'to sell or promote', so to premarket a product is to promote or offer it before its official public launch to build interest.