What is another word for publicist?
Pronunciation:
[ pˈʌblɪsˌɪst], [ pˈʌblɪsˌɪst], [ p_ˈʌ_b_l_ɪ_s_ˌɪ_s_t]
Synonyms for Publicist:
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n.
• advance man • journalist • press • press agent • promoter • publiciser • spin doctor Other synonyms:
- Billposter ,
- Madison Avenue ,
- PR person ,
- adman ,
- advance man ,
- advertiser ,
- agent ,
- audience ,
- copywriter ,
- creative ,
- creative director ,
- flack ,
- front man ,
- marketer ,
- press agent ,
- public relations consultant ,
- publicity person .
Other relevant words:
- Airer ,
- Beamer ,
- Bencher ,
- Circulator ,
- Commenter ,
- Disperser ,
- Expositor ,
- Expounder ,
- Glossarist ,
- Glossographer ,
- LEGAL COUNSEL ,
- Legist ,
- Paragraphist ,
- advance agent ,
- advocate ,
- aerator ,
- annotator ,
- announcer ,
- attorney ,
- author ,
- ballyhoo artist ,
- barer ,
- barrister ,
- book reviewer ,
- caller ,
- city editor ,
- civilian ,
- columnist ,
- commentator ,
- communicator ,
- copy editor ,
- copyreader ,
- correspondent ,
- counsel ,
- counsellor ,
- criminal lawyer ,
- critic ,
- cub reporter ,
- declarer ,
- defense counsel ,
- diarist ,
- diaskeuast ,
- diffuser ,
- disseminator ,
- distributor ,
- district attorney ,
- editor ,
- editorial writer ,
- editorialist ,
- essayist ,
- foreign correspondent ,
- gazetteer ,
- ghost ,
- hack writer ,
- headliner ,
- ink slinger ,
- interviewer ,
- issuer ,
- journalism ,
- journalist ,
- judge ,
- jurist ,
- law agent ,
- lawyer ,
- leader ,
- legal adviser ,
- literary hack ,
- litterateur ,
- managing editor ,
- mouthpiece ,
- news editor ,
- newsman ,
- newspaperman ,
- newspaperwoman ,
- newswriter ,
- paragrapher ,
- pen ,
- playwright ,
- plugger ,
- poet ,
- press ,
- press officer ,
- pressman ,
- promoter ,
- propagator ,
- prosecuting attorney ,
- prosecutor ,
- public prosecutor ,
- public relations man ,
- publicity man ,
- publisher ,
- pundit ,
- pusher ,
- reader ,
- reporter ,
- reviewer ,
- reviser ,
- rewrite man ,
- rewriter ,
- scholiast ,
- scribbler ,
- sergeant-at-law ,
- silk ,
- silk gown ,
- sob sister ,
- solicitor general ,
- solon ,
- special correspondent ,
- spin doctor ,
- sports editor ,
- stripper ,
- subeditor ,
- transmitter ,
- tubman ,
- venter ,
- ventilator ,
- war correspondent .
- arranger ,
- arrangers ,
- brainwasher ,
- broadcaster ,
- broadcasters ,
- journalists ,
- marketing expert ,
- media person ,
- newspaper ,
- newspaper people ,
- newspaper person ,
- newsperson ,
- persuader ,
- persuaders ,
- public relations expert ,
- publishers ,
- scribe ,
- scrivener ,
- scriveners ,
- spinmeister ,
- stringer ,
- stringers ,
- television commentator .
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How to use "Publicist" in context?
Publicists are the go-to people for any celebrity or public figure who wants to ensure their presence is always in the spotlight. With years of experience and a network of contacts, publicists are able to get celebrities and public figures booked on shows, give them speaking opportunities, and generally make them into household names. Publicists work tirelessly to ensure that their clients' exposure is maximized, and they go to great lengths to ensure that the clients are happy and content. Publicists are essential partners for any celebrity or public figure, and those without them would find it much harder to achieve the level of fame and popularity they desire.
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