Sentences with phrase «than media buzz»

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Now, less than a month since its launch, Modi's online shop is buzzing, fetching media attention on TV, online and in print.

Considering the massive ratings networks saw during the presidential primary debates and the intense media buzz around this year's wild election, some experts are predicting that Monday's event could pull in more than 100 million total viewers.

Having studied the Index over the last few months, and in particular over the recent January transfer window, it seems far easier to predict a player to win media buzz rather than performance buzz,

Rather than scoring journals by their impact within the scientific community, Altmetric scores individual articles based on buzz: stories in the media and references on blogs, Twitter, Facebook, and even Wikipedia.

Horror titles are a difficult sell with a good chunk of its social media buzz likely coming from the culture of watching streamers be scared by its contents rather than an increased amount of players picking up the game to experience it first - hand.

With humor, you can speak more frankly than you would in serious media, garner attention from crowds you wouldn't usually connect with, and generate buzz around topics that don't normally spark the collective consciousness.

How can you get PR exposure, social media buzz, reviews, article contributions, and all of the other strategies that lead to consumers seeing your book mentioned more than once?

The Seattle - based e-tailer also won the day in terms of internet buzz, generating more social media chatter than Target and Walmart combined, according to Adobe.

In this presentation, Mike will define and lay out how PR is different than advertising, how authors can become part of the news cycle (and what that looks like), what authors can do to increase media attention and buzz for their book, and the role of social media.

Micro-influencers often yield better results, better buzz, than a single elusive «big media» hit.

With the results of the Iowa caucuses scarcely two days old, and the media buzzing about Randall's win in the Democrat primary and Stafford's «surprise» — at least according to them — second place showing in the Republican one, whatever was in the email mattered more than ever...

As far as Web 2.0, while it costs little more than a person's time to blog and participate in various social networks, the «buzz» generated can be substantial (see case study of H&R Block's social media strategy involving Facebook and Twitter), while the positive impact on search engine visibility can be significant over time.

Thus, rather than engage a broader audience through these media and generate buzz about the content, it is locking the door and hiding the key.