Brand Promotion

noun Grid girl - a woman employed to stand beside a racecar on the grid before a race, typically holding a sign with the driver's number or sponsor's logo

• The tradition of having grid girls at Formula 1 races has been a topic of debate in recent years.
• Did you see the grid girls at the car race last weekend? They looked so glamorous!
• Those grid girls at the race were total babes, don't you think?
• In the world of business, the grid girl is like the face of the company, representing its image and values at events.

noun a word that refers to a person, place, thing, event, substance, or quality

adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun

• Self-referential marketing is a strategy where a company promotes its products or services by referencing its own marketing campaigns.
• Self-referential marketing is when a company keeps talking about how great their own ads are.
• Self-referential marketing is like marketing-ception, where they market their marketing.
• Self-referential marketing is like a never-ending loop of promoting oneself within the marketing realm.

noun plural form of the noun 'advertency', which means the act of being attentive or observant

• It is important to pay attention to any advertencies in the legal documents before signing.
• Make sure you don't miss any advertencies in the fine print.
• Don't overlook the advertencies or you might get in trouble.
• She navigated through life's challenges with keen advertencies.

noun a person or company that advertises or promotes products or services

• Advertisers play a crucial role in promoting products and services through various marketing channels.
• Advertisers are the ones who create all those cool commercials you see on TV.
• Ad people are always coming up with new ways to sell stuff.
• Advertisers are like storytellers, crafting narratives to engage consumers and drive sales.