self-promotion

noun
UK /ˌself prəˈməʊʃn/
US /ˌself prəˈmoʊʃn/

Telling people good things about yourself so they like you or want to help you.

She used the school fair for a little self-promotion, handing out cards about her dog-walking business.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The act of advertising your own skills or business to get customers or jobs.

His constant self-promotion on social media finally landed him a freelance contract.

3. Behavior that draws attention to your own achievements, sometimes seen as annoying.

The meeting turned into an hour of self-promotion instead of teamwork.

4. In business, marketing yourself or your own work rather than paying others to do it.

Small artists often rely on self-promotion to sell their paintings.