It can mean this, yes. Such as--> "The sales campaign was in high swing hoping to get a lot of new customers."
It also refers to the activities of politicians who are trying to get elected.
It also referes to military actions by an army as they conduct battle operations against an enemy.
If someone is accomplished at selling things, we might say he has strong salesmanship skills. Usually, people like this have a knack for persuading people to buy whatever they are offering.
An "internal source" is someone who has given information or something to someone else who works for the same organization they do. It's the opposite of "an outside source."
PPC campaign management, Better known at Pay-Per-Click is a source of advertisements for website owners and companies to get paid for having advertisers on their page. They get paid for each click someone does on their page on that advertiser. There are a ton of PPC Campaign management companies out there online for you to set your website up to get paid for maintaining it and keeping a healthy inflow of visitors to your sites.
Aims could be defined as intentions or tendencies a company or individual has to do something or work on a project to be able to achieve a particular goal. Objectives do work together with aims to be able to come to an unbiased conclusion of the intended project herein giving someone or company successful end.
good are someone might get something that they would like and bad because someone might not be satisfied with what they end up with
Cajolement is the act of cajoling someone to do something - persuading them to do something they are reluctant to do, by flattery or promises.
To advise someone presumes that the advice you are giving them is for their good. A persuading argument is not advice at all it is a way of trying to convince someone to believe something different.
An arm-twisting is a process of persuading someone to do something by either personal or political pressure.
An arm-twisting is a process of persuading someone to do something by either personal or political pressure.
You can persuade the person by letting the person see the need for such a thing. When persuading use kind and soft words.
This can be known as peer-pressure. It is the act of persuading someone to do something under demeaning circumstances, such as name calling.
A slogan is like persuading someone to vote for you.
To slander is to say something that is not true. Slander is often used in a political campaign.
It means that someone that gives up on something will never achieve their goal. But if someone tries and tries and never gives up no matter how hard something is they will achieve their goal.
being able to manipulate someone (or something) into behaving like you desired
its not entrapment, its called "solicitation to commit"
The word "coaxed" can be translated to "pinaamo" or "pinatino" in Tagalog, both of which imply persuading or convincing someone to do something through gentle or gradual means.