Advertising And Marketing Vocabulary

adjective easily convinced or too ready to believe things

• The credulous investors were easily swayed by the false promises of the fraudulent company.
• Don't be so credulous, always fact-check before believing everything you hear.
• I can't believe you fell for that scam, you're so credulous!
• Her credulous nature made her vulnerable to manipulation by those with ill intentions.

verb to manage or guide the actions or course of something

• She is currently directing a play at the local theater.
• He's the one directing the new movie with all the explosions.
• I heard she's been directing some sick music videos lately.
• His strong leadership is like directing a symphony orchestra.

noun a handbill or circular distributed in public places

• The company distributed a flyer to promote their new product.
• Hey, did you see the flyer for the upcoming concert?
• I snagged a flyer for the cool party happening this weekend.
• Her dreams took flight like a flyer in the wind.

noun refers to something that is visible or easily seen

adjective describes the noun 'sight' by specifying that it is 'plain'

adverb modifies the verb 'is' to describe how something is done

• The evidence was right there in plain sight for all to see.
• The keys were on the table in plain sight, I don't know how you missed them.
• The graffiti was in plain sight, but no one seemed to care.
• The answer to the problem was in plain sight, if only we had looked closer.

noun a unique and stylized form of a word used as a logo or trademark

• The company's official wordmark was prominently displayed on all of their products.
• I really like the new wordmark on their website, it looks so sleek.
• Check out the cool wordmark on that streetwear brand's logo.
• His actions spoke louder than any wordmark could ever convey.