1) Ad 2) Advancement 3) Advert 4) Advertisement 5) Advertising 6) Advertizement 7) Advertizing 8) Aid 9) Ballyhoo 10) Blurb 11) Development 12) Endorsement 13) Furtherance 14) Hoopla 15) Hype 16) Improvement 17) Indorsement 18) Movement 19) Preferment 20) Presentation 21) Publicity 22) Stepup 23) Support
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1) Advancement 2) Chess terminology 3) Content 4) Elevation 5) French word used in English 6) Furtherance or encouragement 7) Message 8) One aim of public relations 9) Opposite of relegation 10) Packaging 11) Promotional material 12) Publicity 13) Subject matter 14) Substance 15) The act of promoting
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[Noun] The act of giving someone a more important job or position.
Example: He had only been in the job two months when he was offered promotion.
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(from the article `cancer`) Experiments with chemical compounds demonstrate that the induction of tumours involves two clear steps: initiation and promotion. Initiation is ... ...are thought to produce tumours by impairing cell-mediated immunity, which is important in the normal elimination of tumour cells. The development ... [2 rel...
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(from the article `industrial relations`) An initial part of typical on-the-job training often involves socialization into the practices, values, and culture of the organization. Another ...
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(from the article `marketing`) Promotion, the fourth marketing-mix element, consists of several methods of communicating with and influencing customers. The major tools are sales ...
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See pseudo-catalysis.
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A marketing campaign to increase sales through advertising, merchandising, signage, and special events.
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All the techniques used to promote a site by search engines and directories.
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Event or campaign which you run to advertise your business, or the provision of free samples to potential new customers. The cost of promotions is normally tax deductible, but there may be restrictions for certain free gifts.
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Stimulation of tumour induction, following initiation, by a promoting agent which may of itself be noncarcinogenic. ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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All forms of communication other than advertising that call attention to products and services by adding extra values toward the purchase. Includes temporary discounts, allowances, premium offers, coupons, contests, sweepstakes, etc.
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Career advancement within an organization, which includes increased authority, level of responsibili
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The use of marketing and/or advertising to bring attention to a product, brand, service, company, etc., usually in order to increase sales. The raising of an employee to a higher rank in an organisation
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Pro·mo'tion (-mō'shŭn)
noun [ Latin
promotio : confer French
promotion .] The act of promoting, advancing, or encouraging; the act of exalting in rank or honor; also, the condition of being advanced, encouraged, or exalted in honor; preferment.
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The offer of an inducement to purchase, over and above the intrinsic value or price of a good service.
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Promotion is the staging for profit of a boxing match
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promotion 1. The act of promoting or the fact of being promoted; advancement. 2. Encouragement of the progress, growth, or acceptance of something; furtherance. 3. Advertising; publicity.
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Some form of special offer that provides additional benefit to buying one or more products. Promotions follow a variety of models (e.g. BOGOF).
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Event or campaign which you run to advertise your business, or the provision of free samples to potential new customers. The cost of promotions is normally tax deductible, but there may be restrictions for certain free gifts.
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advancement noun encouragement of the progress or growth or acceptance of something
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publicity noun a message issued in behalf of some product or cause or idea or person or institution; `the packaging of new ideas`
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Technique used by a business organization to persuade customers to buy its products in the short term. Below-the-line promotion or merchandising would include special offers such as free gifts, discounts, competitions, better value offers (for example, 500 grams for the price of 400 grams), and trade-ins. Above-the-line promotio...
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A type of media text (e.g., an appearance on a talk show) generated by the star and his or her repre
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advancement in rank or position. · furtherance or encouragement. · the act of promoting. · the state of being promoted. · something devised to publicize or advertise a product, cause, institution, etc., as a brochure, free sample, poster, television or radio commercial, or personal appearance. · Also calledthe replacemen...
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