merchandising in Japanese
merchandising in Japanese is マーチャンダイジング — merchandising means the activity of promoting and arranging goods for sale, including displays, pricing, and advertising.
merchandising in Japanese
マーチャンダイジング
Pronounced: māchandaijingu
(originally, US) The promotion of goods for sale in a store, especially through advertising, attractive displays, discounts, etc.; also (generally) , the promotion of any goods or services for sale.
What does "merchandising" mean?
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noun The activity of promoting and arranging goods for sale, including displays, pricing, and advertising.
"Good merchandising can turn a slow-selling product into a bestseller just by changing where it sits on the shelf."
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noun Branded products released to promote a film, show, band, or similar franchise.
"The movie studio made more from merchandising than from ticket sales."
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merchandising in a sentence
- Good merchandising can turn a slow-selling product into a bestseller just by changing where it sits on the shelf.
- The movie studio made more from merchandising than from ticket sales.
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What is "merchandising" in Japanese?
"merchandising" in Japanese is マーチャンダイジング. merchandising means: The activity of promoting and arranging goods for sale, including displays, pricing, and advertising.
How do you pronounce マーチャンダイジング?
"merchandising" in Japanese is マーチャンダイジング, pronounced "māchandaijingu".
How do you use "merchandising" in a sentence?
Example: "Good merchandising can turn a slow-selling product into a bestseller just by changing where it sits on the shelf." In Japanese, "merchandising" is マーチャンダイジング.
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