When buzz is generated, people will research your product and business.
"As we find out who does qualify, more local people will become aware of the Olympians being here, and we're hoping a real buzz is generated.
Like the original milliondollarhomepage, this will only work if enough buzz is generated that lots of people actually go to the site.
More awareness and more buzz was generated by a Web campaign started by a fan named Wendy Farrington, who encouraged others to buy sandwiches from Subway (which paid for product placement in the show's second season) when the season finale of "Chuck" was broadcast on April 27.
"The buzz that was generated on that program had a huge halo effect for the Clean and Clear brand," Cheng said, who noted that shipments were up 80% over the previous year.
Kallon continued to play basketball in his new school, but the buzz in the hallways was generated more by his fancy soccer footwork in gym class.
The entrepreneur had got whiff of the buzz Sheeran was generating and wondered if he'd be interested in doing an "A64" (a 64-bar round of rap music is called an "F64", and this would be the acoustic equivalent, something SBTV had never before attempted).
That is "Dew's house," the company likes to say, a place where a heavy buzz can be generated by loyal fans and newcomers alike.
Once all that internet buzz had been generated, 20th Century Fox could have cast the hybrid clone of Tom Cruise, Robert Downey Jr and Jennifer Lawrence as the foul-mouthed mutant without seeing much of a box office bump.
MIAMI SHORES, Fla. — Evidence of just how little buzz is being generated by this year's Orange Bowl, between No. 21 Virginia Tech and No. 12 Cincinnati, is just a mouse click away.
