# 5. Get Final Publishing Approval

* [ ] Are there changes flagged by your reviewers after [sharing in the previous step](https://github.com/CA-Data/docs-publishers-guide/blob/main/upload-the-dataset.md#share-private-dataset-for-review) on uploading the data?
  * [ ] **Yes** - implement the changes, and re-send for review and approval
  * [ ] **No** - receive final approval per your organization’s process and then set the visibility of the dataset to public - [see this guide on changing the visibility of a dataset](https://docs.data.ca.gov/california-open-data-publishers-handbook/reference/detailed-steps-for-uploading-data-to-the-portal#make-public-after-approval)
* [ ] :tada: Celebrate your publishing, here are some things you can do:
  * [ ] Work with your communications team to advertise your dataset on social media
  * [ ] Write a blog post incorporating an interesting analysis of the open data


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