"value of publicity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it in any sentence to refer to the importance of publicity or to the benefits that come with it. For example: "The company understood the value of publicity and began to invest more into marketing efforts."
Prosecutors also know the value of publicity, and Ms. Stewart's celebrity status makes her an attractive prize.
Stein is said to have appointed Ray as her official photographer; certainly both artists appreciated the value of publicity.
"The thing that stunned me was that how, so early on, Brooke knew the value of publicity and how to manipulate the press," said Frances Kiernan, author of the biography "The Last Mrs. Astor".
And she said, China's political opponents were equally aware of the value of publicity and were seizing the opportunity afforded by the preparation for the games.
She also says that China's political opponents are equally aware of the value of publicity and are seizing the opportunity afforded by the preparation for the games.
He said he expects the value of publicity from the shirt to pave a path for more business opportunities for him in the future.
But look at the value of the publicity we got".
The organizers said the value of the publicity more than offset the costs.
As the group's young fans began asking for the brand, more and more department stores offered to carry it, and Mr. Narumiya learned a lesson in the value of good publicity.
But much though Ferguson came to detest the press "jackals" in the end, it is part of the fundamental difference between him and Mourinho that he always knew the supreme value of bad publicity.
Any prospective buyer will also have to gauge the value of free publicity Channel 5 gets from Desmond's newspapers, as well as the advantages the broadcaster's sales team has had in being able to leverage cross-media deals with advertisers.
