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Words for Marketing & Sales [Adjectives]

 

  1. absolutely free
  2. affordable
  3. all-new
  4. amazing
  5. backed by
  6. bargain-priced
  7. beneficial
  8. best
  9. best-selling
  10. big
  11. biggest
  12. brand new
  13. brand-name
  14. brand-new
  15. breakthrough
  16. collectable
  17. complimentary
  18. confidential
  19. cost-effective
  20. deeply discounted
  21. discounted
  22. drastic
  23. latest
  24. limited
  25. limited-time
  26. low
  27. lowest
  28. new
  29. no-risk
  30. official
  31. one-time-only
  32. powerful
  33. privileged
  34. proven
  35. qualified
  36. quick
  37. refundable
  38. remarkable
  39. reserved
  40. returnable
  41. revolutionary
  42. risk-free
  43. safe
  44. secret
  45. effective
  46. exclusive
  47. express
  48. extra
  49. extraordinary
  50. famous
  51. free
  52. free of charge
  53. genuine
  54. great
  55. guaranteed
  56. high-quality
  57. honest
  58. hot-off-the-press
  59. immediate
  60. important
  61. improved
  62. included
  63. instant
  64. instantly
  65. interest-free
  66. introductory
  67. select
  68. selected
  69. sensational
  70. simple
  71. sizzling
  72. smart
  73. special
  74. speedy
  75. super
  76. superior
  77. top-of-the-line
  78. top-secret
  79. trouble-free
  80. trusted
  81. unbeatable
  82. underpriced
  83. unlimited
  84. updated
  85. upgraded
  86. urgent
  87. useful
  88. valuable

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