Sentence examples for advertisements to create from inspiring English sources

In practical terms, print or web-based advertisers need to know how best to structure their advertisements to create maximum reader impact and potential sales leads, likewise journalists need to ensure that their carefully crafted text is actually read.

In some upstate counties it is routine for candidates for the bench to raise $100,000 or more, partly to pay for television advertisements to create name recognition.

Over that time we have seen that while some advertisers manage to create advertisements that shine, all too many make others major errors on the Super Bowl stage.

Contrary to this notion, an entire class of aesthetic, biotic advertisements has evolved to create the opposite of the experience of beauty the experience of coevolved ugliness.

Additionally, Cacioppo and Petty (1989) note that the advertising message should be made relevant to the overall context of the advertisement in order to create the desired results.

The Vietnamese artist Dinh Q. Le mixes photographs taken during the Vietnam War with photographs of advertisements and corporate logos to create tapestrylike weavings.

[C2.] A Mainstream Marketing Challenge for Hummer In promoting its first vehicle that is not out of reach for most Americans, Hummer had to create advertisements with mass-market appeal, a challenge it had never faced before.

For Iomega, adding trailers or advertisements is an effort to create excitement in the market for magnetic storage cartridges, which has slumped recently as CD-rewritable drives have become more popular and new, larger storage formats like DVD-ROM have come onto the market.

The fusion between interactive broadband mobility service and personalized advertisements has the potential to create a new business paradigm for the mobile industry.

Roman said the goal is to create advertisements that are not just native to the platform, but also native to the user's experience.

This time, he worked with director Guy Ritchie to create advertisements for his bodywear collection in which he gets chased through the streets of Beverly Hills in his underwear.