Commodify

Celebrity endorsements are a common way for brands to commodify fame, using popular figures to promote their products and increase sales.

The company decided to commodify their organic skincare line to reach a wider market.

The music industry tends to commodify popular trends and produce formulaic songs for commercial success.

The art market can sometimes commodify artists' work, reducing it to a mere commodity rather than appreciating its artistic value.

Some critics argue that social media platforms commodify personal information and exploit users for profit.

The tourism industry tends to commodify cultural traditions for the sake of attracting more visitors.

Online marketplaces like Amazon commodify products, making them readily available to consumers worldwide.

The government's decision to commodify healthcare led to concerns about the quality of service.

The government's decision to commodify the water supply has led to higher prices and limited access for rural communities.

The marketing team worked tirelessly to commodify the new energy drink, emphasizing its refreshing taste and energizing effects.