to make something known to People by notices in newspapers, announcements on TV etc

publicize for the purpose of selling or causing one to want

build up

development; accumulation

(an instance of) using exaggerated statement(s) made for effect and not to be taken literally as in 'waves as high as Everest'

exaggeration

to be enjoying a lot of public attention

public attention

to do, say etc (something) in an exaggerated way, too strongly etc

go to extremes; carry too far

to tax (a person, business etc) too heavily; to put too much strain on (something)

go to extremes; carry too far

to give (a person) a higher position or rank; to help to organize and start (something)

help, advance

(methods for) the spreading of (especially untrue) information, doctrines, ideas etc

information that is designed to mislead or persuade

the state of being known to, seen by, everyone

promotion of something, someone

to bring (something) to the attention of the public

make widely known; promote

to make (something) stronger by adding or supplying more people or material

strengthen, augment