Sentence examples for creating buzz about from inspiring English sources

The online eyeglasses seller who terrified customers in the hopes of creating buzz about his Web site, and raising its profile in Google searches, pleaded guilty on Thursday to two counts of sending threatening communications, one count of mail fraud and one count of wire fraud.

I hope it does its own small part to keep creating buzz about an ever evolving art form that continues to enthrall people even through the centuries.

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Others on the bill who are looking to create buzz about new releases include Drake and Justin Timberlake.

Plenty of prominent advertisers, such as Toyota and Wendy's are using the site, and Hollywood is using it to create buzz about films.

Companies like Microsoft could use that information to figure out which twitterers they should contact to create buzz about a new product.

Scholastic also mined the channels that children's publishing relies on to create buzz about a book, channels that in some cases are far different from those for adult fiction: school presentations, advance copies to teachers and librarians, and getting copies into the hands of media personalities whose children are in the target age group for the book.

In its third year of operation, Sambazon persuaded a few influential Los Angeles restaurants to invent açaí-laced dishes, hoping to create buzz about the fruit among urban foodies, and hustled an invitation to the 2003 Sundance Film Festival, where Ryan made smoothies for Jodie Foster and Mel Gibson.

Trendsta tracks those teens as they create buzz about those items.

Bhat said that this approach makes sense for one-off events — for example, if a company is trying to create buzz about the launch of a new product, it can invite relevant influencers to try the product out and post images and commentary.

We've seen really aggressive startups jump into the marketplace with the opportunity to create buzz about a new product.