promotability
- noun
- /prəˈmoʊtəˌbɪlɪti/
- Jargon
- The marketing team discussed the promotability of the new product before launching the campaign.
Examples
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High promotability can make a movie more attractive to investors and distributors.
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They assessed the promotability of each idea to decide which one to develop further.
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Her promotability is evident from her excellent performance.
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The company's promotability strategy focuses on employee development.
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The marketing team discussed the promotability of the new product before launching the campaign.
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They assessed the promotability of each idea to decide which one to develop further.
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High promotability can make a movie more attractive to investors and distributors.
Synonyms
The ease of selling something
How easy it is to sell something
How easy it is for sellers to find buyers for something
How easy it is to sell something
How Marketable
Surface Forms
Morphology
promotability = promotable (transparent) = promote + able + ity
Standard derivation from 'promote' (here 'to publicize') to 'promotable' and nominalization to '-ity' makes the relation clear for learners.
Etymology
Promotability comes from the verb promote (from pro- 'forward' + move 'to move') and the ending -ability 'ability'. A helpful way to remember it is 'able to be put forward', which explains why it means how suitable something is for promotion or marketing.