promotional

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Editorial note

I find it in poor taste to use Steve Jobs' name as a promotional tool.

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Quick take

of or relating to serving as publicity; "promotional fares"

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adjective

of or relating to serving as publicity; "promotional fares"

adjective

of or relating to advancement; "promotional exams"

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for promotional.

adjective

of or relating to serving as publicity; "promotional fares"

adjective

of or relating to advancement; "promotional exams"

Example sentences

I find it in poor taste to use Steve Jobs' name as a promotional tool.

It's a frame capture from a Doom 3 promotional trailer.

This is really cool and a great promotional idea for Amtrak.

* It contained a promotional link to the SEO consultant's book.

Do you honestly prefer to wade through a few dozen promotional emails to find messages from your boss, friends or family?

I don't want to criticize the post as promotional, because it's the company blog, and it's their job to be talking about themselves.

So, for instance, folks who open and delete promotional mailings without loading images don't count as opening those emails.

To test if this article is overblown, you could launch a new product with one of NBC's major logos as one of your main promotional images and then see if NBC shares your view.

For a start I have no idea which iOS that is, but it's not the one which ships with the iPad Mini or the one which Apple are using in any of their promotional shots.

I wish the title of this post on Hacker News could be the context-providing "Uber allegedly revealed well-known rider's location without consent for promotional purposes".

Who is it useful to besides you?Buying into an obnoxiously self-promotional attitude is defecting in a giant Prisoner's Dilemma.

It serves only to make my life and others' a little worse as I filter through "good self-promoters" to find people who are good at ordinary, interesting, non-self-promotional things, who do and say things I actually want to pay attention to.

* I didn't post the article here and I wrote it in about 70 minutes; I had no intention of opening up this discussion in HN.* All the information is very public, most of it authored by the gentleman in promotional materials.

Worse, the music they were sharing was given to them by record labels as part of their promotional efforts, so it wasn't even engaged in copyright infringement!Anyway, of course in the early years you heard about drug dealers getting busted and all their money taken.