Sentences with phrase «generate free publicity»

Sponsoring a sporting event can bring a company closer to its target market, garner goodwill among employees and customers, and generate free publicity.

It connects you with professionals in your field, establishes your credentials as an expert and generates free publicity.

Just do something that mobilizes Culture War Without End Amen and you get all this self - generating free publicity.

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Twitter Q&A s, usually organized around hashtags, can be a great way to generate some goodwill and free publicity around your brand.

He is obviously doing viarl marketing trying to generate a bunch of free publicity for his church all the while dragging the name of Christianity through the mud like others have done so often.

Remember, book publicity is not only free, it's 10 times more valuable than advertising, so follow these steps to make sure you're prepared to take advantage of every opportunity you can generate with the press.

At first it might be done mostly for the free publicity it will generate, but once the novelty wears off, it could still be profitable for retailers and restaurants to offer a few cents of free electricity (11 cents per kWh on average in the US) to get customers through the door.

Still, in one respect, the ad campaign is already a success: By garnering coverage of the ad campaign in the New York Times, Foley Hoag has already generated wide publicity for itself, free of charge.

(Analysis of whether the NFL would be effectively shooting itself in the foot by stamping out the free publicity and widespread excitement generated for their marquee event by all this ancillary corporate advertising is a topic for a business blog, not a legal blog.