Sentence examples for promotional potential from inspiring English sources

Leeds-based singer-songwriter Hannah Trigwell describes discovering YouTube's promotional potential as "like finding treasure".

Not surprisingly, major computer and accessory makers such as Intel, Logitech and Netgear have not been slow in getting in on the act and have recognised the huge promotional potential of sponsoring tournaments, professional teams and even individual gamers.The lure of large cash rewards - and the almost rock-star status - has even attracted real-world sports pros to the virtual world of e-sports.

But boxing's Golden Boy is also, like many other 24-year-olds, hip to the promotional potential of the Internet.

While their labels might not like it, producers of the original tracks that get remixed recognize the promotional potential of these renditions.

Yet the release of the album does highlight the music industry's strange, and strained, relationship with the mixtape as a product and a potential promotional device.

The city does not own a golf course, nor is there any place to build one, said Edward Sheeran, special assistant to the mayor for economic development, who spoken with the Metropolitan Golf Association of Elmsford to establish a potential promotional partnership.

In its online promotional material for potential clients – now removed from the internet – FBC boasted: "We control blue-chip television editorial time-slots" and can "guarantee controlled messaging from A to Z on the world's leading news channels".

Taken together, the above findings offer meaningful implications for future research in promotional genres and potential pedagogical developments in EAL writing instruction.

These short promotional videos allow potential customers to see inside local businesses in a more dynamic, three-dimensional way, while offering a form of advertising that's more revealing of what the business actually does, and thus potentially more compelling to the end user.

The board rebuked: ""It strains credulity to think Merlin was oblivious to the potential promotional and substitutional effects of the Pandora/Merlin Agreement, yet still proceeded with the deal on unaltered terms".

The rules would set a $15 limit on the value of gifts and promotional items offered to potential customers.