1. the practice of advertising a product, service, or brand excessively or more than is necessary or effective
Usage: uncountable; business/marketing context

1. to advertise something excessively or more than is necessary or effective
Usage: transitive; business/marketing context

Examples

• The company's overadvertising campaign on social media annoyed many potential customers.
• They were overadvertising their new product, flooding every platform with ads.
• Overadvertising can lead to consumer fatigue and reduced brand loyalty.
• The marketing team worried that overadvertising would cheapen the brand's image.
• By overadvertising during peak hours, the company wasted significant budget on redundant impressions.
• Critics argued the film studio was overadvertising the movie, revealing too much in trailers.