Synonyms for marketing
ˈmɑr kɪ tɪŋmar·ket·ing

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1. selling, merchandising, marketingnoun

   the exchange of goods for an agreed sum of money

   Synonyms:
   merchandising, selling

2. marketingnoun

   the commercial processes involved in promoting and selling and distributing a product or service

   "most companies have a manager in charge of marketing"

   Synonyms:
   merchandising, selling

3. marketingnoun

   shopping at a market

   "does the weekly marketing at the supermarket"

   Synonyms:
   merchandising, selling

Matched Categories

1. • Commerce
   • Shopping

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1. affiliatesadverb

   affiliate marketing

   believe it.

   Submitted by age-enterprises on July 22, 2022  

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1. List of paraphrases for "marketing":

   commercialization, commercialisation, commercializing, go-to-market, tongyeong, market, sale, sales, merchandising, trading, commercialising, selling, marketability, trade, promotion, advertising, commercial

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1. Stanton Glantz:

   It may be that next year or five years from now the product will be different along with the marketing and regulation environments.

2. Prasanna Krishnamoorthy:

   If you are building a SaaS company in the US, it is better to have a million-dollar client rather than a $ 10,000-client because you need to pay for sales and marketing in that country, when you are serving customers from India, you can have these small and mid-sized companies, as well as large ones.

3. Nick Beighton:

   We will be increasing investment in price and marketing in the second half, particularly in France and Germany, given the actions we are taking together with an improving U.S. performance, we believe the group will deliver stronger growth in the second half.

4. Angus Sampson:

   For us, in the absence of having a fully resourced, cinematic marketing campaign, it feels as if the most logical decision is to bypass cinematic release, we don't have a lot of it (money), so I'm trying to spend it wisely.

5. Paul Willis:

   My role in the United Kingdom is in sales, marketing, distribution and finance, the department that looks after the engines, the technical development of Volkswagen, I have no direct relationship with that.