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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Publicity or commercial
I looked up product placement and could find the answer to my question?
Could someone tell me what word should be used?
That a brand is getting publicity/commercial in a movie?
Nike is getting lots of publicity/commercial because in the movie, the character is wearing a Nike shirt.
Nike is getting lots of publicity/commercial in this movie?
Thanks
Could someone tell me what word should be used?
That a brand is getting publicity/commercial in a movie?
Nike is getting lots of publicity/commercial because in the movie, the character is wearing a Nike shirt.
Nike is getting lots of publicity/commercial in this movie?
Thanks
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Anonymous what word should be used? publicity CJ
- Anonymous what word should be used?
- publicity CJ
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Publicity is exposure to the public; commercial as an adjective means relating to business; commercial as a noun refers to an advertisement.
"Nike is getting free publicity in the movie because the main character wears a shirt with the Nike logo."
"Nike is getting so much brand placement in the movie, that the movie should be considered a Nike commercial."
"Nike is getting free publicity in the movie because the main character wears a shirt with the Nike logo."
"Nike is getting so much brand placement in the movie, that the movie should be considered a Nike commercial."
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