FAVOURABLE PUBLICITY

Definition: Positive attention or coverage in the media that presents someone or something in a favorable light.

Synonyms: Positive Press, Good Exposure, Beneficial Attention, Favorable Coverage, Promising Publicity

Usage Examples in Sentences

The new superhero movie received favourable publicity for its exciting plot and amazing special effects.

The eco-friendly company gained favourable publicity when they planted trees for every product sold.

The small town's charming festival attracted favourable publicity, drawing visitors from neighboring cities.

Her innovative approach to sustainable gardening garnered favourable publicity in local newspapers.

The city's tourism board actively seeks favourable publicity to promote its historical landmarks and cultural events.

The new product launch received favourable publicity from major news outlets.

The politician's speech generated favourable publicity ahead of the election.

The restaurant's unique concept led to favourable publicity in food magazines.

The company's commitment to sustainability resulted in favourable publicity among environmentally conscious consumers.

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Significantly boosting a brand's reputation, favourable publicity plays a crucial role.

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Positive attention in the media that presents someone or something in a favourable light is favourable publicity.

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Favourable publicity often leads to increased sales and public interest.

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Increased sales and public interest are often outcomes of favourable publicity.

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The company's success was largely due to favourable publicity.

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In today's digital age, favourable publicity spreads quickly through social media.

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Despite facing criticism, the politician managed to garner favourable publicity for his welfare initiatives.

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A well-written press release can generate favourable publicity for a nonprofit organization.

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The film's premiere received overwhelmingly favourable publicity from critics.

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Even small businesses can benefit greatly from favourable publicity in local newspapers.