Synonyms for public-relations campaign
pub·lic-re·la·tions cam·paign

Princeton's WordNet

1. public-relations campaignnoun

   an advertising campaign intended to improve public relations

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1. • Advertising Campaign

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1. Matt Brill:

   Down there, people don’t use screens, people don’t close their doors. They don’t close their windows. So, it’s much harder to fight. So really, in the islands and other areas like that, it’s about a public relations campaign to help people know: Get rid of old tires in your yard (that can collect water). Close your doors. Close your windows.

2. Dan Coats:

   We must ignore the coming public relations campaign that will trumpet this deal as a victory for diplomacy and the false premise that the deal is a choice between peace and war.

3. Riana Pfefferkorn:

   From an encryption policy standpoint, now is an important time to mount a public relations campaign touting the benefits of an encrypted chat app, americans recognize that they need and deserve privacy and security for their communications, but they may not know that end-to-end encryption is a great way to achieve those needs, or realize that WhatsApp is [ encrypted ] by default.