Definition of cross-promotion in English:

cross-promotion

noun

mass noun

The use of one product or service to promote another.
90 per cent of the $100 million will come from cross-promotion with other arms of the parent company
Example sentencesExamples
- Not long after, The Mickey Mouse Club was born, and the driving force of the company became cross-promotion.
- But you have to be extremely picky about the sites you decide to engage in cross-promotion with.
- Cross promotions with other local retailers are also a very effective tool for advertising your site.
- It is difficult to walk anywhere in Tesco without encountering cross-promotion for its own services.
- We can perhaps save some money in marketing expenses, while maximizing efforts for cross-promotion in those markets.
- This is really just harmless cross promotion, an advanced prep piece for the release, this fall, of the full title on DVD.
- Cross promotion with these luxury automobile dealerships provides a rare opportunity to reach a high-level, active consumer.
- It is also a way to stretch an advertising budget because of the ability for cross promotion.
- Just Born slammed its way toward cool by getting on MTW through a national cross promotion last year with Atlantic Records.
- This is, after all, cross-promotion at its most blatant.
- Warner execs would not provide statistics on how the cross-promotion has boosted video or studio store sales over the past 13 months.
- He was instrumental in crafting Sprint's first cross promotion, a program with Burger King during the 1990 holiday season.
- The execution in terms of leveraging across business units has not lived up to the promise, except perhaps in terms of cross promotion.
- It's cross promotion of a sort that the Packer group would be proud of.
- Weaver did as he was told, and the cross-promotion brought an immediate increase in sales.
- These were posed on the air last week in a deft piece of cross-promotion.
- Both are ubiquitous in terms of cross-promotion - from tobacco's Formula One racing to fast food's Disney tie-ins.
- Both Ten and Nine use the late news as cross promotion for other programs.
- Comcast said it plans to drive attendance at the parks through advertising and cross-promotion at attractions, hotels and concessions.
- With everything nationalised and run by the same people there will be complete cross promotion of all services.

Derivatives

cross-promote

verb

[with object]

Use one product or service to promote (another)
the company is said to have plans to launch its own showbiz magazine that it can cross-promote in its newspapers
Example sentencesExamples
- it's not every day that two competing cable networks cross-promote each other
- TriHealth used the Subway restaurant across the street to cross promote the Burn Fat Faster program.
- Borcheller said the range of activities helps to cross-promote different forms of racing.
- The company's alcoholic beverage brands will be cross-promoted on the site.

单词	cross-promotion
释义	Definition of cross-promotion in English: cross-promotion noun mass noun The use of one product or service to promote another. 90 per cent of the $100 million will come from cross-promotion with other arms of the parent company Example sentencesExamples Not long after, The Mickey Mouse Club was born, and the driving force of the company became cross-promotion. But you have to be extremely picky about the sites you decide to engage in cross-promotion with. Cross promotions with other local retailers are also a very effective tool for advertising your site. It is difficult to walk anywhere in Tesco without encountering cross-promotion for its own services. We can perhaps save some money in marketing expenses, while maximizing efforts for cross-promotion in those markets. This is really just harmless cross promotion, an advanced prep piece for the release, this fall, of the full title on DVD. Cross promotion with these luxury automobile dealerships provides a rare opportunity to reach a high-level, active consumer. It is also a way to stretch an advertising budget because of the ability for cross promotion. Just Born slammed its way toward cool by getting on MTW through a national cross promotion last year with Atlantic Records. This is, after all, cross-promotion at its most blatant. Warner execs would not provide statistics on how the cross-promotion has boosted video or studio store sales over the past 13 months. He was instrumental in crafting Sprint's first cross promotion, a program with Burger King during the 1990 holiday season. The execution in terms of leveraging across business units has not lived up to the promise, except perhaps in terms of cross promotion. It's cross promotion of a sort that the Packer group would be proud of. Weaver did as he was told, and the cross-promotion brought an immediate increase in sales. These were posed on the air last week in a deft piece of cross-promotion. Both are ubiquitous in terms of cross-promotion - from tobacco's Formula One racing to fast food's Disney tie-ins. Both Ten and Nine use the late news as cross promotion for other programs. Comcast said it plans to drive attendance at the parks through advertising and cross-promotion at attractions, hotels and concessions. With everything nationalised and run by the same people there will be complete cross promotion of all services. Derivatives cross-promote verb [with object] Use one product or service to promote (another) the company is said to have plans to launch its own showbiz magazine that it can cross-promote in its newspapers Example sentencesExamples it's not every day that two competing cable networks cross-promote each other TriHealth used the Subway restaurant across the street to cross promote the Burn Fat Faster program. Borcheller said the range of activities helps to cross-promote different forms of racing. The company's alcoholic beverage brands will be cross-promoted on the site.
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