Phrases with «to mount a campaign»

The phrase "to mount a campaign" means to organize and start a planned effort or series of actions to achieve a specific goal, usually related to marketing, advertising, or politics. Full definition

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Sentences with «to mount a campaign»

  • Meanwhile, other activists are mounting a campaign urging disappointed members to Stay In Labour. (mirror.co.uk)
  • But advocacy groups that have condemned the change in federal policy — which encourages more English and less native - language instruction — are now mounting their campaign against the rules. (edweek.org)
  • The point of doing a price promotion is to engage your readership and to actually mount a campaign, so you need to be conscious of audience fatigue. (ingramspark.com)
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