Experiential Marketing – lexis

pepper …with – cover liberally, deliver generous quantities of
‘Pep’ is informal for liveliness, and it originates from pepper, eg a pep talk – informal – is a talk intended to make someone more courageous or enthusiastic
say – informal – way of putting forward a suggestion (1) or hypothesis (2); for instance (2).
1 Eg ‘Say we meet tomorrow instead of today?’
2 Eg ‘Say you owed me money, and I left the country……’
casual – informal
a representative – someone who works, or speaks for an organisation (or group of people)
an ambassador – an important official who lives in a foreign country to represent his or her own country there, and who is officially accepted in this position by that country
the face of – a typical / representative example of; the look / appearance / development / reality of
eclipse – verb – to make another person or thing seem much less important, good or famous; to appear superior to
round – noun – turn in a game / social event (especially when buying drinks) when costs are being divided by different people paying in turn. Eg ‘It’s my round’ = I’ll pay this time.
to implement – to put a plan or system into operation
one-to-one – between two people
interaction – exchange
personalised – made more personal, more suitable for someone; changed or added to so that it clearly belongs to / comes from / suits a specific individual
seek to – try to, make efforts to, aim to
outdated – old-fashioned, so not as good / fashionable / effective as something modern
be bombarded by – be frequently subjected to
filter …… out – to block out, shut out (mentally / visually)
to catch on – to become popular