Crossword clues for promo
promo
- "Coming soon" announcement
- Vimeo teaser
- TV tease
- TV clip
- TV ad, for one
- TV ad, e.g
- Tube teaser
- Trailer, briefly
- Teaser ad, e.g
- Spot on TV
- Spot broadcast
- Sneak preview, informally
- Show preview
- Short clip of an unreleased song, say
- Short ad
- Publicity video
- Publicity ploy, for short
- Publicity device, for short
- Publicity ad, for short
- PSA, say
- Product plug
- Product pitch
- Preview ad
- Movie teaser, for example
- It may have a jingle
- Hollywood tease
- Free sample, for example
- Free baseball cap day, for one
- Film trailer
- Film ad, e.g
- Brochure, maybe
- Blurb, e.g
- Bit of advertising
- Ad for an upcoming show
- Ad for an upcoming broadcast
- Ad campaign
- "Coming soon" ad, for short
- "Coming soon" ad teaser
- ''Coming soon'' announcement, e.g
- ___ code (discount source)
- Advertising film
- Sneak preview, say
- TV teaser
- Advertising ploy
- Look at things to come?
- Plug
- Blurb, e.g.
- Spot broadcast, often
- Teaser ad, for short
- Trailer, e.g
- Interest piquer
- Filmgoer's lure
- Clip for TV
- Movie trailer, e.g.
- Many an ad
- Many a TV clip
- Free sample, say
- ___ code (discount provider)
- TV ad, often
- Adman's P.R. device
- Ad event
- Advertising film or video
- Short advertising video
- Publicity for project or product
- ___ code (online retailer's offering)
- Movie trailer, e.g
- TV spot
- Publicity piece, for short
- 'Coming up next' ad
- "Coming up next" ad
- Program preview, for short
- Type of ad
- Teaser, for short
- Spot or ad
- Publicity item, for short
- Film trailer, e.g
- Commercial for a TV show
- Ad of a sort
- "Next week on ..." ad
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1958 (in "Billboard" headlines), shortening of promotion in the sense "advertising, publicity."
Wiktionary
n. 1 (context slang English) (short for promotion English) 2 (context professional wrestling slang English) an interview or monologue intended to promote a character or an upcoming match. vb. (cx slang transitive English) To promote; to publicize.
Wikipedia
Promo or promos may refer to:
- Promotion (marketing), one of the four aspects of marketing
- Promotional music videos, such as those played on MTV
- Promotional recording, a recording distributed free in order to promote a commercial recording
- Promo (professional wrestling), a televised interview in which a wrestler's on-screen personality is promoted to the fans
- Promo (media), a form of commercial advertising used to promote television or radio programs
- Promo (EP), an EP by 54 Seconds
- "Promos" (The Office)
A promo (a shorthand term for promotion) is a form of commercial advertising used in broadcast media, either television or radio, that are used to promote a program airing on a television or radio station/network to the viewing or listening audience.
Promo is an EP released by 54 Seconds in 2000. Recorded in October 1999, just one year after they released their first album EP. This EP includes alternate versions of "It Got You Thinking" and "Strange Day". Sarah Nelson contributed cello on this album.
Usage examples of "promo".
Hagar the Horrible helmet that Dexter recognized as a promo freebie, and a pair of urinous jockey shorts.
Another reason Hy says the promo guy does so well, the label exec who hires him could be getting a kickback.
But the promo guys only handle priority records, the ones with money behind them.
Let him do the work, line up get her a label, spend promo money on her?
She was off soon, with group, to New York for additional promo work, panel shows and so on, four days there and then to Chicago.
Bill down the narrow aisle toward one of three enclosed editing booths, normally used for assembling special projects, teasers, promos, and commercial spots.
During that program a CBA News promo aired along with commercials, as it would throughout the day.
We still use the film of them being pressure hosed by a terrified SWAT team as promo footage for our line of introductory anabolics.
It was almost nine o'clock, and the electronic image of Etan doing the promo for her program materialized in crisp color.
It wasn't glamorousstreet cleaning, really, an outdoor version of what I was doin' therebut it was on Ondine of all those promos and posters.
Not much of a job, but I was payin' my own way, sort of, and I got to meet lots of different kinds of people and see the promos on all those wonderful, far-off places.
One of the ironies is that virtually all of Ondine's publicity posters and promos were produced by us.
After a handful of calls she would break to commercials and station promos to give herself time to set up for the first block of songs.
She had made promos for today's program, referring to her guest author and to the Clausen case.
All these big ideas about massive in-store promos, and TV ads, and subway posters, and ads on the sides of busses, ten cities, twenty cities, a hundred cities!