The phrase "advertising activity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to actions or efforts related to promoting products or services through various forms of media.
Example: "The company's advertising activity increased significantly during the holiday season, leading to a boost in sales."
Alternatives: "promotional efforts" or "marketing activities".
But it's not just about the money, for the general atmosphere of optimism and celebration spills over into the advertising activity for their brands.
ADVERTISING activity in major media fell even more than had been feared last year, according to a report released yesterday by a company that tracks ad spending by marketers.
Unsurprisingly the weakest performing category in the first quarter remained employment, which was down 30.7%, but Johnston Press said the impact will decrease throughout the year as public sector advertising activity was strongest in the first three months of 2010.
By attracting a commanding share of the search advertising activity, Google also has the best data with which to create equations that maximize the money it makes from each search.
Reports of brisk advertising activity were echoed by executives across the online auto category -- a bit of good news that could buffer the online auto industry from the possible effects of an economic downturn and a slowdown in the growth of online car shoppers.
Facebook is facing calls for greater transparency and oversight after admitting widespread errors in the way it measures advertising activity, as the social media company finds itself under increased pressure to clean up its act over a number of issues including distributing "fake news".
Rule 40 restricts advertising activities of athletes and coaches surrounding an Olympics.
"This is a law firm that has no marketing department, no marketing director and does not engage in advertising activities".
Tier One is the automotive brand itself, and it often has little control over the advertising activities of Tier Two (regional dealerships) and Tier Three (local dealerships).
A spokesman for Philip Morris, David Davies, who is monitoring the talks from London, said that while tobacco companies were willing to rein in some of their marketing and advertising activities, the industry was very concerned by proposals that he said amounted to "litigation as a means of regulation".
Recruitment costs contain costs that are linked to the recruitment of participants, for example marketing and advertising activities.
