Sentences with phrase «means free publicity»

A challenge to that will never go unanswered — even if it means free publicity for Kindle Fire and the gradual erosion of the «Tablet = iPad» association they themselves have built up.

The HARO process is simple, but that doesn't mean free publicity comes easy.

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However, nearby stores reported that their sales of these two magazines soared, which means that while Playboy and Penthouse suffered slightly or perhaps not at all in the long run (because of the free publicity), the individual 7 - Eleven owner - franchisers suffered considerable economic damage not only from the loss of magazine sales but from losses of additional sales from people who went to other stores to purchase Playboy and Penthouse.

The time Trump spends at Mar - a-Lago means clogged roads and strict security protocols that hurt local businesses and frustrate residents, though economic development officials are ecstatic over the free publicity provided by news reporters» live waterfront shots.

Aside from the dedicated campaign by the Social Justice Warriors of the Sacred Glittery Hoo Haa to render words like «fascist» and «racist» and practically anything else «- ist» meaningless by applying it to anything and everything they dislike, it means that most wonderful of things, free publicity.

There are photo sharing sites that allow you to use a photo free of charge because it's either a public domain work, or the owner wants free publicity, which means you got ta give them or their company credit somewhere in your book.

Take - Twos history with Rockstar means it can deal with any controversy caused by the idea of a North Korean invasion of the US, and it could always use more free publicity.