admass (Meaning)

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admass (n)

the segment of the public that is easily influenced by mass media (chiefly British)

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The admass of promotional materials flooded the market, making it challenging for consumers to distinguish between competing products.
As the advertising agency rolled out its latest campaign, the admass of billboards and online ads captured the attention of a wide audience.
The company aimed to create an admass of brand recognition through strategic marketing efforts across various platforms.
The admass of flyers distributed at the event helped raise awareness about the upcoming charity fundraiser.
In the age of digital marketing, businesses strive to achieve an admass of online visibility to stay competitive in the market.
The political candidate focused on building an admass of support by reaching out to diverse communities through targeted messaging.
The product launch was accompanied by an admass of press releases and social media announcements to generate buzz.
The city skyline was adorned with an admass of neon signs, showcasing the vibrant nightlife and entertainment options.
To stand out in the crowded marketplace, the startup invested in creating an admass of unique and memorable advertising content.
The film's success was attributed to the admass of positive reviews and word-of-mouth recommendations from satisfied viewers.

the segment of the public that is easily influenced by mass media (chiefly British)

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The admass of promotional materials flooded the market, making it challenging for consumers to distinguish between competing products.

As the advertising agency rolled out its latest campaign, the admass of billboards and online ads captured the attention of a wide audience.

The company aimed to create an admass of brand recognition through strategic marketing efforts across various platforms.

The admass of flyers distributed at the event helped raise awareness about the upcoming charity fundraiser.