to premarket
- verb
- /ˈpriːˌmɑːrkɪt/
- Jargon
- The company decided to premarket its new smartphone to generate excitement before the official release.
Examples
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They will premarket the software to select clients for early feedback.
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By premarketing the product, the team hopes to build anticipation among potential customers.
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The company decided to premarket their new smartphone.
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They are premarketing the latest software update.
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The marketing team plans to premarket the new video game to attract loyal fans before its launch.
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We need to premarket our upcoming series of workshops to ensure a good turnout.
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To create buzz, the brand will premarket its latest fashion collection through social media channels.
Synonyms
Tell people about a product to increase sales
Tell many people about a product or service to make them want it
To sell a product before it is available for delivery
To tell people about plans or news before the main public statement
To make a product or service available to a small group before launch
To make something available to a small group before the official launch
To tell many people about a product or service so they buy it
How Promoted
- Jargon
Surface Forms
Morphology
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.