makegood
/ˈmeɪkˌɡʊd/ noun [C]Definition
› MARKETING an occasion when no payment has to be made for an advertisement by a television or radio station, newspaper, etc. because a smaller number of people than expected saw it, or because of a mistake that was made: A makegood will be issued for the amount of time that the ad was down from the site.
(Definition of makegood noun from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary
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