The phrase "ad competition" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a truncated or incorrect form of a phrase, possibly intended to refer to "advertising competition" or "adversarial competition."
Example: "The marketing team is preparing for the upcoming ad competition to showcase their best campaigns."
Alternatives: "advertising contest" or "marketing competition."
"Targeted ads are helpful and ad competition is helpful," said Eric E. Schmidt, the chief executive of Google, which owns the online advertising exchange DoubleClick.
On the pro-Kerry side, perhaps the most obvious example was MoveOn.org and its "Bush in 30 Seconds" ad competition.
It's the lower end of the 25-54 audience that the TV advertisers covet and therein lies a new tale of budding ad competition".
It's the lower end of the 25-54 audience that TV advertisers covet, and therein lies a new tale of budding ad competition.
His agency created the Pepsi-Cola advertising that won every top prize in last year's major ad competitions.
And a promotion about entering the Grab the Ads competition would appear in each episode after a winner had already been chosen.
Part of this effect is due to a reduction in standard errors relative to columns 2 5, suggesting that focusing on within-ad competition for jobs improves the precision of our estimates.
Adding competition through gamification makes it easier to measure your efforts, and also for the company to identify top influencers who might otherwise go unnoticed.
Added competition for "Star Trek" and "Iron Man" will come from the second weekend of "The Great Gatsby" as well as the limited-release debuts of the Aaron Eckhart vehicle "Erased" and the well-received Noah Baumbach indie gem "Frances Ha".
In recent months, Sorrell and the agency business suffered financial hits, as clients curbed ad spending, competition intensified, and agencies lowered their future financial projections and their stocks got hammered.
This may entail the use of both hard law (such as amended rules on torts, and sector-specific legislation making Trustworthy AI binding in some contexts, ad hoc competition rules), and also softer instruments.
