#promotion

• Self-promotion — The act of self-promoting and its result; a strategic and conscious process through which an individual or organization publicly advertises themselves, highlighting qualities, skills, achievements, or products to gain recognition, notoriety, or professional advantages. In the digital era, it represents the central structural element of personal marketing and brand image management on social networks.
• Self-advertising — The act of advertising oneself and its result; publicity that a person, institution, or company generates for its own activities, image, or products, without intermediaries. In a critical sense, it defines the tendency of persistent, often ostentatious self-promotion used to consolidate image capital or market position by exclusively highlighting one's own merits.
• To advance — To move forward, to make headway in space or time; to make steps toward an objective. In a professional or social context, to be promoted to a higher position, to rise in the hierarchy, or to gain a better status. As a transitive verb, it means to pay a sum of money in advance (to grant a down payment) or to propose, to put forward a hypothesis, idea, or opinion within a debate.
• Advancement — The act of advancing and its result; obtaining a superior hierarchical position at the workplace or within a social or military structure; promotion. In a physical or technical sense, it represents the forward movement of a body in space, the progress recorded by a work, or a machine's automatic material feeding mechanism.