pro·mo·tion 
/prəˈmoʊʃən/ noun
plural pro·mo·tions /prəˈmoʊʃən/ noun : the act of promoting someone or something: such as a : the act of moving someone to a higher or more important position or rank in an organization [noncount] ▪ There was little chance for/of promotion within the company. [count] ▪ She was given a well-deserved promotion.
b [noncount] Brit : the act of moving a sports team to a higher position in a league
c : something (such as advertising) that is done to make people aware of something and increase its sales or popularity [noncount] — often + of ▪ the promotion of a new brand of ice cream [count] ▪ The company is offering a special promotion to increase sales.
d [noncount] : the activity of helping something to happen, develop, or increase
▪ the promotion of better relations between neighboring countries
b [noncount] Brit : the act of moving a sports team to a higher position in a league
c : something (such as advertising) that is done to make people aware of something and increase its sales or popularity [noncount] — often + of ▪ the promotion of a new brand of ice cream [count] ▪ The company is offering a special promotion to increase sales.
d [noncount] : the activity of helping something to happen, develop, or increase
▪ the promotion of better relations between neighboring countries
