The phrase "alone promotion" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a promotion that is done independently or without assistance, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The alone promotion of the product did not yield the expected results."
Alternatives: "solo promotion" or "independent promotion".
(Although if I'm honest, this doesn't exactly send out good signals about your employer: no appraisals, not a murmur of any cost of living pay rise, let alone promotion - it's not exactly selling itself as company of the year).
Released directly to iTunes in the dead of night without any warning, yet alone promotion, it broke all the rules.
We proposed to John that his assumption that hard work alone merited promotion was outdated.
After being handed a daunting run of fixtures to start the Qualifiers – which resulted in a solitary win from their opening four games – the Red Devils were in danger of missing even the Million Pound Game, let alone automatic promotion.
Judges who are already on the bench can be moved around with Handó's say-so alone, including promotions, demotions and assignments elsewhere in the country.
The interventions were grouped into six types: i) Nutrition education and promotion alone through supermarkets/stores; ii) Nutrition education plus enhanced availability of healthy foods; iii) Monetary incentive alone; iv) Nutrition education plus monetary incentives; v) Nutrition intervention through vending machines; and, vi) Nutrition intervention through shopping online.
And there was a budget of over $15m for promotion alone.
Although the Net Promoter Score (NPS) is a market standard, customer promotion alone can't sustain a co-creation model.
The sales from that promotion alone were enough to propel it onto The New York Times best-seller list.
When it is promoted along with male condoms, unprotected sex acts decline beyond what is achieved through male condom promotion alone.
Recorded on a modest budget, marketed primarily to existing fans and not relying on radio exposure, "The House Carpenter's Daughter" breaks free of the commercial pressures that have turned major-label releases into risky gambles that can cost a million dollars in promotion alone.
