Idiom | (to) generate lots of buzz |
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Meaning | to cause many people to start talking about a product or service, usually in a positive way that increases sales note: "Buzz" is a popular word for "attention." |
Example | Procter & Gamble generated lots of buzz for its new toothpaste by giving away free samples to people on the streets of New York City. |
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