Sports Marketing

verb to help or encourage something to develop or increase; to support or actively encourage

• The company launched a new marketing campaign to promote their latest product.
• They're trying to promote the event on social media to get more people to attend.
• I'm always promoting my favorite music to my friends.
• His actions promote a sense of unity among the team members.

noun a public relations tactic or event designed to attract media attention and promote a positive image for a company or individual

• The company's decision to sponsor a charity event was seen as a PR stunt to improve their public image.
• The celebrity's public apology seemed like a PR stunt to save their career.
• The company's free giveaway was just a PR stunt to get more customers in the door.
• Her extravagant wedding was nothing more than a PR stunt to show off her wealth.

noun a combination of the words 'tweet' and 'bike', potentially referring to a bicycle-related message on social media

• The tweetbike is a popular mode of transportation in urban areas.
• I love cruising around town on my tweetbike.
• Check out my new tweetbike, it's so rad!
• Her words were like a tweetbike, speeding through social media.