publicizer
- noun
- /ˈpʌblɪˌzaɪzər/
- The book was successful thanks in part to its energetic publicizer.
Examples
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The publicizer launched a new campaign.
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The publicizer ensured that the charity event received media coverage across the city.
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As a skilled publicizer, she brought many important issues to public attention.
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Many publicizers attended the networking event.
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The publicizer worked hard to promote the new album on social media.
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As a dedicated publicizer, her job was to ensure the charity event received maximum visibility.
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The publicizer organized a press conference to bring attention to the new product launch.
Synonyms
A person who gets news and media attention for someone or something
A person or company that organizes and advertises public events like concerts
A person who works to get news and attention for a company, group, or famous person
Someone who manages how an organization looks to the public and talks to the media
A man who helps a person or company look good in the news
A person who manages how people see a company and talks to the press
A person who makes a subject easy to understand for many people
A person who shares information or news with other people
A woman who works to get news about someone or their company in the media
A person who strongly promotes a product, idea, or cause
A person who spreads news or ideas to other people
A person who publicly tells others about religious beliefs
A man who makes a person, company, or event known to many people
A person or company that organizes, advertises, and pays for public events like concerts
Antonyms
How Promotional
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word publicizer comes from the common word public, which means 'of the people' or open to everyone, and the ending -izer, which means 'one who makes or does something', as in the word organizer. So a publicizer is someone who 'makes things public' — a person whose job is to bring a person, event, or product to the attention of many people.