gimmick
/ˈɡɪmɪk/Definitions
1. noun
A clever or attractive idea or trick used to persuade or entertain people, especially in order to sell a product or win their approval.
“The new marketing campaign relied heavily on gimmicks to grab the audience’s attention.”
2. verb
To use or employ a gimmick, especially in a way that is considered unconvincing or manipulative.
“The company was accused of gimmicking the results to make their product seem more appealing.”