Are there any commercials that have nothing to do with the product?
That’s not to say that we don’t enjoy them a lot of the time, but since studies show time and time again that advertisements don’t work unless they actually talk about the product they’re selling, we’re not sure why these kinds of ads persist. Nonetheless, they’re fun to look at, so check out our picks after the jump.
When do you use nothing in particular or nobody in particular?
You use nothing in particular or nobody in particular to mean nothing or nobody important or special . I went along thinking of nothing in particular only looking at things around me. Drew made some remarks to nobody in particular and said goodbye. COBUILD Advanced English Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers
What’s the difference between ” nothing in particular ” and ” nothing unusual “?
“Nothing particular” is a perfectly well-formed NP, parallel to “nothing unusual”. It just happens not to be a familiar expression, and its meaning is derivable from its components. “Nothing in particular” is an idiom, whose meaning is not readily derivable from “particular” (though it is from that of “in particular”).
How to market something you know nothing about?
Here’s how you can market a product you know nothing about: One of the very first things that happen whenever we are starting a campaign is the client will have a specific product or service that they would like to market. Normally, they won’t just say, “Hey, market this”.
What to do if you don’t know something about a product or service?
Since it is their product or service they know it inside and out. If you aren’t sure about what they stated when they reached out to you, ask for clarification or a written brief. If you work with clients, you know it isn’t necessary to call them, interrupt their day to ask questions about the product you are trying to market.
You use nothing in particular or nobody in particular to mean nothing or nobody important or special . I went along thinking of nothing in particular only looking at things around me. Drew made some remarks to nobody in particular and said goodbye. COBUILD Advanced English Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers
“Nothing particular” is a perfectly well-formed NP, parallel to “nothing unusual”. It just happens not to be a familiar expression, and its meaning is derivable from its components. “Nothing in particular” is an idiom, whose meaning is not readily derivable from “particular” (though it is from that of “in particular”).