The word "promo" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used as an abbreviation for "promotion" when describing a marketing or advertising campaign. For example: "The company launched a new promo to advertise their upcoming sale."
Ebeid conceded it was a mistake to post the much-maligned Struggle Street promo on the SBS website, but stood by everything else to do with the documentary.
Think of the most obscure release from the most obscure artist you knew; it was there, on Oink, in every issue and reissue, including redacted promo copies and split seven-inch records and bonus tracks from Japanese pressings you'd never even heard of.
Jay Z approached her with the idea of turning this into a promo in which he performs his hit Picasso Baby in a face-to-face marathon with various art-world types.
Dig deep and you'll find vital promo materials, like RealPlayer sound clips of the New York city streets and, er, ASCII art of Homer Simpson.
Its ads are strictly targeted at one gender, from the Here's to Us promo, in which a girl gang goes round the country, with Baileys their refreshment of choice, to the Mother's Day push, (slogan: celebrate all that you share).
News.com.au cannot use our premium content, but we can offer as a promo".
If the internet is good for one thing, it's resurrecting archive photos, footage and audio from the past lives of the rich and famous, their expressions often untainted by the rigmarole of endless promo, their smiles full of youthful abandon and their faces covered in a smattering of spots, or in George Clooney's case, the worst fringe of all time.
If all the promo girls were still living in the house they would tell you about it as well, but many of them have gone back to St Petersburg.' Sadly, we arrived just before the end of Kazantip, missing the company of the 15 bikini-clad promo girls whom Stach employs to welcome people at Simperofol airport and drive them to the site, where they tend to take up lodgings with the locals.
Have you been or do you know someone who has worked as a promo girl?
"That's why you come and work at Goldman Sachs, because you can make a difference in the world," the promo concludes.Thus financial firms are selling themselves to would-be employees this recruiting season, which is well under way at universities around the world.
Thanks to Saatchi – an adman, of course – a well-known YBA is now almost as commercial a proposition as a pop promo director.
