Sentences with phrase «to publicize something»

This is an area of particular beauty and has been popular for deep - sea fishing and boating since American author Zane Grey publicized it in the 1930s.

Over a 3 - 9 month period you will have a good idea of whether your content strikes a chord in your market, especially if you publish posts 2 - 7 times per week and publicize them well on social networks.

But I don't understand why she even publicized herself as a book reviewer on MY BEA, which is social networking site and its sole purpose is NETWORKING!

Motyl and Skitka sent the survey to the memberships of three social and personality psychology societies — the Society for Personality and Social Psychology, the European Society for Social Psychology and the Society for Australasian Social Psychologists — and publicized it on Twitter.

But before they can pick your book, they must first know all about it and what better way to increase your title's visibility than by publicizing it through Ingram?

Roman Kraussl Publicizes His Art Index: Taking a page from Jerry Saltz, Roman Kraussl — who was hired to create an art market index for Germany's Manager Magazine — is publicizing it by focusing on the absence of women in his top 50 artists.

We market that content in a way that motivates people to engage, share, link to and further publicize it online.

The proper approach to using press releases for link building relies on doing something that's actually newsworthy and then publicizing it so that other publications will write about and link to it.

I don't publicize it because that's the nature of -LSB-...]

In extreme cases that have been much publicized they have operated public schools as though they were parochial schools.

They do a good job of publicizing them.

That's an impressive debut for a movie that only started publicizing itself two months ago, features a low - single - digit number of on - screen actors, and involves a quasi-sequel plot that's at most vaguely related to a movie that came out eight years ago and was itself not all that big of a box office hit.

The lawsuit was filed in April, but ARPS did not publicize it until Tuesday, hours after Governor Andrew Cuomo announced the final approval of the state's plan.

Go get»em, priviate i and keep publicizing it.

When examining the endocrine disrupter hypothesis, as with any other hypothesis, it is important to validate studies and novel findings before the media and others publicize them prematurely, exaggerate the evidence, and create undue alarm.

But it's also about getting that content in front of audiences that appreciate it and are ready, willing and able to link to it, like it and otherwise publicize it online.

Many of the comments state that they had no idea of the «new law», that Virginia hasn't done agood enough job publicizing it and that most of the cases they've heard of have been entrapment.

No business is permitted to use, brand, associate or publicize itself with any AFSLR materials.

The job I got at a PR firm helping authors publicize themselves wasn't quite what I had in mind, but having a job at all during the recession was a relief.

The Gamble When Coleman Natural Meats Inc. decided to expand from a family business into a national brand, it spared no expense on advertising, publicized itself tirelessly, and launched an intense sale campaign focused on one target market.

It's just when we speak out against Christianity, the media publicizes it because the US is about 80 % Christian.

Thanks to a crippling flu attack during the film's blink - and - you'll - miss - it UK release, I was late in getting round to Tyler Perry's «For Colored Girls» — a rumored Oscar spoiler for about seven - and - a-half minutes back in the autumn, before Lionsgate got curiously tentative about publicizing it.

Publicize it widely.

I don't believe this slimy excuse about «the next candidate proposed will be pro-public education» — don't they tell us endlessly, and reporters like Kathleen Megan of the Hartford Courant publicize it endlessly — that charter schools are «public» schools?

Many schools post opportunities on their own websites and fail to publicize them more openly.

So some of the students» work made it online, but it wasn't really finished and we didn't publicize it like I would have liked so it never really found an audience.

So I created a survey and advertised it on Facebook (the irony is not lost on me) and had some prominent blogs and forums publicize it.

A realistic and market - driven alternative to self - publishing, it gives authors the dignity of getting their books in print with a «real» book publisher, and rewards writers those who proactively publicize them.

And I don't really publicize them!

«It identifies a specific police officer by name and badge number, and expresses a clear threat to him — «I'm going to kill you» — and then [Jenkins] publicizes it,» Freeman said.

Above all, the quality of the content is the most important and the marketing team focuses on training lawyers to understand the best ways to create the right kind of content and how to publicize it digitally.

Find more success stories like those cited above from the LPP and publicize them throughout the profession.

Within 48 hours Barb had it listed on various websites, and was actively publicizing it.

Perhaps he hasn't publicized it yet.

Architectural publishers publicized it, but the style was never as popular around the country as the Queen Anne.

Publicize it whenever and wherever possible.

For example, if you or members of your team are going to attend a community or real estate event, make a note to remind yourself to publicize it in advance.

We're happy to experience your event and publicize it through posts and social media.

This means that you have to get in front of people who are interested in viewing, distributing, sharing, linking to, and further publicizing it.

Simply doing this and then publicizing it i don't think it's overly professional.

M.J. is the author of Publicizing Yourself: A Beginner's Guide to Author Marketing available through Smashwords.