The phrase "advertising appealing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe advertisements that are attractive or engaging to the audience.
Example: "The new campaign features advertising appealing to younger consumers with vibrant colors and catchy slogans."
Alternatives: "attractive advertising" or "engaging advertisements".
The competing campaigns for the referendum step up a gear on Monday when the No to AV group launch a national advertising campaign appealing to people to keep the one person one vote system.
SearchMe's advertising is appealing because the website becomes the ad itself, making the ad larger and more visually stimulating.
The advertising model looks appealing now, but do we want our future to depend on that single source of revenue?
New rules that took effect on 31 October promise tougher action against gambling companies that break advertising rules by appealing to children or glamourising gambling, or breach consumer law by making it hard for customers to withdraw their money, or send 'spam' marketing emails or texts.
What sounded on the surface like a noble effort to show the company's concern for women, however, failed to square with the chain's long-standing advertising strategy of appealing to young men by portraying scantily-clad females suggestively eating its products.
While receiving some public funding NPR has chosen not to be funded by taking advertising and by appealing to the public directly for support.
Much of the advertising focused on appealing to the general public, rather than just hardcore fans of the game; for example, some 7-Eleven stores advertised Halo 3 and sold specialty cups and copies of the game.
In frothy periods of national prosperity, marketers may forget that rising sales aren't caused by clever advertising and appealing products alone.
But some network officials and advertising agencies said that appealing to the Latino audience posed special challenges because it was split between viewers who spoke mostly Spanish and those who spoke mostly English.
For publishers looking to up their production to keep up with the content-spewing 24-hour digital news cycle, NewsCred's access to a huge array of voices and its ability to customize content and create targeted editorial sections for niche audiences — along with the complementary advertising opportunities — could be appealing.
