2 for the purpose of advertising something:
promotional campaign/material/activity The brand enjoyed 11% sales growth in the period and was aided by new advertising and promotional activity.
promotional event/item/gift The reporters were flown to an expensive hotel and showered with promotional gifts.
promotional literature/leaflet/brochure
promotional offers/opportunities/partnerships
Objections were also voiced by business leaders (and their supporters in provincial governments) whose companies were prejudiced by promotional subsidies.
This contrasted sharply with the promotional and propagandistic uses to which cinematic documentary was often put during the 1930s and 1940s.
Among key considerations at the time were issues of musical performance style and aesthetics, repertoire, promotional capabilities, career enhancement, and additional leisure options for audiences.
Bargaining, when used as a promotional strategy, increases annual farmers' market sales by $2773.
As the promotional text shows, the film seeks to correspond to real life as closely as possible in the style of a tabloid.
The state actively invested in promotional economic activity such as canal building in the 1820s.
First, as promotional vehicles, they offer insight into promotional issues associated with the sound recording industry.
Other promotional efforts, such as newspaper or billboard advertising, are less than 1 per cent of candidate promotional spending on average.
