They could use temporary retail spaces to find the right geographic locations and boost brand awareness through public relations events.
The army is seeking to boost its marketing and public relations activity in a concerted bid to sign up more recruits.
Mrs. Clinton's aides are hoping that, delegates or not, the attention paid to a potential big victory in Florida, the nation's fourth-largest state, if not as prominent as a victory in other states to date, will at least give her a public relations boost heading into Feb. 5, and will mitigate their defeat Saturday in South Carolina.
In a written statement, Karen Lewis, president of the Chicago Teachers Union, called the proposed changes "the same old, ineffective policies couched in new and exciting public relations boosting language".
Ken Gaebler believes that investing in public relations boosts a company's chances of getting acquired: "P.R. works because you're not saying, 'I'm great'; instead, it's a respected outsider saying, 'They are great,' which is much more convincing".
Google is already the largest non-utility purchaser of renewable energy in the world, so investing in the Center for Resource Solutions doesn't just give it a public relations boost, but can also encourage other companies to follow its example.
But the misstatements have handed climate skeptics a public relations boost.
Strachan never showed much interest in that broad scene at all until the failed qualifying campaign for Euro 2016 meant a public relations boost would come in useful.
NASA resisted Russia's fielding of the first space tourist, Dennis Tito, last year, but it knows that Mr. Bass could give the American agency a public relations boost.
A4 Mexican Candidate Gets Help Vicente Fox Quesada, the opposition candidate who appears to have a narrow lead in the presidential race, got a public relations boost from two prominent Mexicans with family roots in the governing party.
