promo

[proh-moh]

noun

plural

promos 

1. promotion.

adjective

1. of, relating to, or involving the promotion of a product, event, etc.; promotional.

verb (used with object)

promoed, promoing 

1. to promote.

promo

/ ˈprəʊməʊ /

noun

1. 1. informal,  something that is used to promote a product,

   2. ( as modifier )

      a promo video

Word History and Origins

Origin of promo¹

1960–65; by shortening; -o

Word History and Origins

Origin of promo¹

C20: shortened from promotion

Example Sentences

“How did I come to love art? I’ve just always drawn,” says Phillips, in this promo video put out by ADF.

From Slate

Eagle-eyed viewers like TikTok creator @bookbeedani noted that the numbers “12” and “14” appearing throughout the episodes and holiday hints, including a red and green dress worn by Han in a promo revealing the finale title, support speculation that a Dec. 14 Christmas special might be in the works.

From Los Angeles Times

The Department of Trade and Industry said on Wednesday that it would "continue to oversee the resumption of the Jollibee Burger Blowout Promo", ensuring "fairness and transparency in all promotional undertakings".

From BBC

Byrne told the Times that sometimes a promo is just a promo.

From Salon

The chain announced a limited-time promo meal that included a choice of either a McChicken, a McDouble or four-piece chicken nuggets, small fries and a small drink — all for just $5.

From Salon

Related Words

• attention 
• clout 
• commercial 
• distribution 
• fame 
• hoopla 
• hype 
• noise 
• notoriety 
• propaganda