Leafletting: meaning, definitions and examples
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leafletting
[ ˈliːflɛtɪŋ ]
promotional activity
Leafletting is the distribution of leaflets or pamphlets to promote a product, service, or political message. It is commonly used in marketing campaigns and grassroots movements to raise awareness or provide information directly to the public.
Synonyms
flyering, handbilling, pamphleteering.
Examples of usage
- The team engaged in leafletting to promote the upcoming event.
- He spent his Saturday leafletting for the local charity.
- Leafletting was an effective way to reach potential voters.
- The organization relied heavily on leafletting to spread its message.
Translations
Translations of the word "leafletting" in other languages:
🇵🇹 distribuição de panfletos
🇮🇳 पर्चे बांटना
🇩🇪 Flyerverteilung
🇮🇩 penyebaran selebaran
🇺🇦 розповсюдження листівок
🇵🇱 rozdawanie ulotek
🇯🇵 チラシ配布
🇫🇷 distribution de prospectus
🇪🇸 distribución de folletos
🇹🇷 broşür dağıtımı
🇰🇷 전단지 배포
🇸🇦 توزيع المنشورات
🇨🇿 distribuce letáků
🇸🇰 rozdávanie letákov
🇨🇳 派发传单
🇸🇮 distribucija letakov
🇮🇸 dreifing á bæklingum
🇰🇿 парақшаларды тарату
🇬🇪 ფლაერების გავრცელება
🇦🇿 broşürlərin paylanması
🇲🇽 distribución de volantes
Etymology
The term 'leafletting' is derived from the word 'leaflet', which itself originates from the Middle English 'leaflet', a diminutive form of 'leaf'. The use of the term dates back to the 17th century, when 'leaf' referred to a single sheet of paper or a printed page. As printing technology advanced, the practice of distributing single sheets or small booklets as a marketing tool became more prevalent. By the 19th century, 'leafletting' began to emerge as a recognized method of communication for businesses and political groups. This practice allowed organizations to reach a wider audience inexpensively and has remained a popular form of grassroots marketing and activism into the 21st century.