promotional
- adjective
- /prəˈmoʊʃənl/
- The company launched a new promotional campaign to attract more customers.
- promotional materials
- promotional activities
- promotional efforts
Third, people are saying that this is the best promotional giveaway ever.
- Third, people are saying that this is the best promotional giveaway ever.
- The short form content's great from like a promotional standpoint, but nothing beyond that.
- So are are, are those promotional fare like free fare day, free fare weekend?
- What was Monique contractually obligated to do as far as the promotional aspect of Precious?
- Anyway, yeah, some of those cross promotional episodes felt like a little bit like heavy lifting.
- You are our number one promotional outlet.
- But we posted a promotional reel for an episode that had not come out yet.
- He so he is the promotional arm of his fights.
- It's very short term because of the promotional contents, but I really enjoyed it.
Examples
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And for those unfamiliar with the Program, we've obtained a promotional video shown to new members upon joining.
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This film will be a promotional tool.
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So it's almost the promotional pop up shop type.
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We want to lay on a major promotional tour.
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I'll create a promotional campaign, a website, everything.
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I'm playing a promotional tour of America.
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Other school staff were mostly involved with preparation, distribution, and promotional activities.
Academic text (2011) -
Several students developed promotional videos for other tourism sites in the province.
Academic text (2013) -
Typically, colleges and universities spend large amounts of money on promotional efforts to attract students.
Academic text (2011) -
I also don't have to sit on committees, deal with promotional activities, or go to firm retreats.
Academic text (1995)
Compounds
How Promotional
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Promotional comes from promote, which has the old Latin parts pro- meaning 'forward' and movere meaning 'to move'. So a promotional campaign or offer is about moving a product or event 'forward' into people's view to get attention or sales.