positioning
Prononciation : [pəˈzɪʃənɪŋ]
Contexte : « marketing »
(noun) the way a product or service is placed in the market to attract customers. It’s about making something appealing to people so they want to buy it, like how a brand promotes itself.
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The company's clever positioning has made their new toy very popular among children.
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Poor positioning of the product led to low sales and interest from customers.
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What strategies are you using for the product's positioning in the market?
Contexte : « location »
(noun) the place where something is located or arranged. This could be a chair in a room or how a person stands on a playing field.
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The positioning of the furniture made the living room feel very cozy.
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The wrong positioning of the signs confused many visitors at the event.
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How is the positioning of the players affecting the game strategy?
Contexte : « arranging »
(verb) to place or arrange something in a specific way. This can be about putting objects in a certain order or deciding where to put things.
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She is positioning the flowers carefully in the vase to make it look beautiful.
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He didn't position the books correctly on the shelf, so they kept sliding off.
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How are you positioning the camping gear in the car for the trip?