The phrase "advertising appearance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the visual or aesthetic aspects of an advertisement or marketing material.
Example: "The advertising appearance of the new product was designed to attract a younger audience with vibrant colors and modern graphics."
Alternatives: "promotional look" or "marketing aesthetic".
So advertising appearances by Mr. Davis himself are kept to a minimum.
Elections should help to change that situation, along with advertising, appearances on other networks (Ms. Maddow was on "The Colbert Report" on Thursday) and additional hours of liberal programming.
In interviews, those advisers described a strategy to capitalize on Mr. Romney's upswing in the final stretch by highlighting his record of bipartisanship, his time as governor of Massachusetts and history of personal generosity — relying on television advertising, appearances by high-profile supporters and speeches by the candidate himself.
She makes money with blog advertising, appearances, side projects and her own stationery line (Doré doesn't say how much she earns but by comparison, French blogger Betty Autier, who arguably has less influence, recently told a French magazine her blog earned her $300,000 a year).
As awareness grows, look for the words "zero trans fat" to at least triple in food advertising appearances and for eateries to start posting lists showing menu items' ingredients, fat content and caloric breakdown.
In his play and screenplay East Is East – it was first staged in 1996 and became a highly successful film three years later – Powell makes cameo appearances: on TV talking about repatriation and on posters advertising an appearance at Salford town hall.
Check it out, my big debut," he captioned a poster advertising his appearance.
In his introduction to Dragnet Girl, Muller pointed out how most of the signs around the boxing gyms were written in English (there was even a poster advertising an appearance by Jack Dempsey).
Debates, advertising, television appearances, news coverage, and campaign strategies count for virtually nothing on election day.
But the Romney camp, sensing the potential to plug into a larger disenchantment with the overall national employment picture, has blanketed the state in advertising and appearances by surrogates and the candidate himself.
