Sentence examples similar to merchandise push from inspiring English sources

But the big merchandising push is planned for 1991, the year of Archie's fiftieth anniversary.

A modest merchandising push followed — dolls, clothes and MP3 players — and last month Disney introduced a Fairies attraction at its domestic theme parks.

That's the National Basketball Association these days, a once-glittering product that will try anything to get people's attention, including deafening noise in every arena, personalized dot-com services for all of humankind and the standard merchandising push that could clothe the population of China 20 times over.

This nostalgia-conjuring of mine is something that theoretically should be pretty well-exhausted for Star Wars after the all-Star-Wars-errythang media and merchandising push that defined a good deal of 2015.

What's fascinating to me is that these sales are happening without any particular merchandising push at the major sources for such wines, stores like Trader Joe's, Costco and BevMo.

Rovio's Angry Birds is a brand we all recognize, but the Finnish gaming company is finally moving past games and merchandise to push short animated cartoons to the masses.

The soundtrack was seen as an integral part of the marketing and merchandise push Microsoft planned for Halo 2. The soundtrack's publisher, Sumthing Distribution, also planned and executed an aggressive marketing campaign, including special music listening stations and side-by-side soundtrack and game placement at participating retailers.

Some manufacturers established mail-order firms, others founded department stores and they all used mass-media to promote their merchandise, which helped push a consumer-oriented culture.

They chitchat with shoppers who call in to rave about products the effervescent Mangano often refers to callers as "my darling"–more often than they push merchandise.

He increased marketing, pushed merchandise, built more stores, put them at local airports.

Dealers are pushing merchandise that ranges from Japanese erotica to David Hockney paintings.