"promotional coverage" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It most commonly refers to providing information about something, typically as part of a marketing strategy. For example, "The company is increasing promotional coverage of their new product on social media."
The collection also includes professionally produced recordings of interviews and talks by Wright and promotional coverage of built works.
An internal company report in June lauded the strategy as "so important that today nearly all Bollywood movie releases pay for promotional coverage ahead of movie releases, and actors/actresses pay to develop their brand through coverage in the paper".
The analysis is based on observations of the fashion shows and backstage preparations, my participation as an audience member, and media and promotional coverage.
While that might constitute "material consideration" in the eyes of the FTC, it's different enough from paying substantial cash sums for promotional coverage that I felt including Warby Parker in that paragraph suggested an inaccurate parallel.
"Promotional risk coverage" is the preferred term; when consumers or contestants are offered the chance to win a car or a vacation or a pile of money, SCA, for a negotiated fee, agrees to pay any winners.
Overview: Videotape and motion picture collection of the Women's Educational and Industrial Union, a non-profit social and educational agency in Boston, Massachusetts, including recordings of televised promotional pieces, news coverage, panel discussions and workshops.
Interns will learn how to liaise with media contacts, assist in the production of promotional materials, track media coverage, and mail galleys to media.
ITV viewers watching the England-USA game on its HD channel missed Steven Gerrard's goal when a promotional advert interrupted its coverage.
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Something that has generated much applause and comment was Sudeikis's comic turn as incompetent sports coach Ted Lasso in promotional videos for NBC Sports' coverage of Premier League football in the USA.
It was a remarkable, straight-from-kick-off blitzkrieg of high-level opponents, so much so, in fact, that when putting together a promotional campaign for their coverage of the Premier League it was that match which BT Sport turned to first – a reminder, for those who may have forgotten, of just how wild and breathless football in this country can be.
