promote
Collocations
15(verb.) encourage sth
ADV
strongly
The government strongly promoted renewable energy to fight climate change.
actively, directly | indirectly
deliberately, intentionally
The company intentionally promoted their new product by offering discounts to early customers.
VERB + PROMOTE
aim to, seek to, try to
help (to)
Famous actors helped promote the new environmental campaign through their social media accounts.
be designed to
The new advertising campaign was designed to promote healthy eating habits among teenagers.
be likely to
serve to, tend to
Regular team meetings tend to promote better communication between different departments.
PREP
through
The company increased sales by promoting their new product through social media advertisements.
PHRASES
be aimed at promoting sth, be widely promoted, a campaign/scheme to promote sth, efforts/measures to promote sth
(verb.) advertise sth
ADV
aggressively, heavily
The company is aggressively promoting its streaming service on social media.
widely
PREP
as
The new sports drink is being promoted as a healthy alternative to sugary sodas.
through
The new restaurant gained popularity through word-of-mouth recommendations from satisfied customers.