Promotional Strategies

noun the act of spreading something, especially information, widely; circulation

• The dissemination of accurate information is crucial in times of crisis.
• They are responsible for the dissemination of company updates to all employees.
• Gossip spreads like wildfire due to the easy dissemination on social media.
• The dissemination of ideas can lead to a revolution in thinking.

adjective given or done for free

adverb without charge; free of cost

• The company offered a gratis consultation to potential clients.
• I got a gratis sample of the new product at the store.
• We managed to snag some gratis tickets to the concert.
• His kindness was given gratis, without expecting anything in return.

adjective an adjective used to describe something that is larger than usual or expected in size

• The company decided to invest in outsize machinery to increase production capacity.
• She always wears outsize sweaters to stay cozy in the winter.
• That outsize burger was so delicious, I couldn't finish it!
• His outsize personality filled the room with energy and excitement.

noun a lottery in which people buy tickets, each of which has the chance of winning a prize

• The charity organization held a raffle to raise funds for the local community.
• Hey, did you hear about the raffle happening at the school carnival?
• I never win anything in those raffle things, it's just a scam.
• Life sometimes feels like a raffle, you never know what you're going to get.

noun a type of game where participants choose a mystery item from a container

• The company decided to give each employee a grab bag filled with small gifts as a token of appreciation.
• Hey, did you check out the grab bag at the party? There were some cool prizes in there.
• I love going to that store because they always have a grab bag full of random stuff for cheap.
• Life is like a grab bag - you never know what you're going to get, but it's always an adventure.

noun a person who promotes or sells products or services, especially by public speaking or advertising

• The spruiker outside the store was promoting the latest products to passersby.
• I always see that spruiker trying to get people to come into the store.
• That spruiker is really good at getting people's attention.
• The politician was seen as a spruiker for the new policy, constantly advocating for its benefits.