The phrase "advertising calling for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing advertisements that request or demand a specific action or response from the audience.
Example: "The advertising calling for immediate action was effective in driving sales during the promotion."
Alternatives: "advertising requesting" or "advertising urging".
According to voluminous tax records obtained by CREW, the group spent more than 72 percent of its fiscal 2010 budget – nearly $9 million – either on advertising explicitly calling for the election or defeat of named candidates or on "electioneering communications" that identified candidates for office.
Much of that has gone to boost turnout among younger voters, although he has produced a nationwide advertising campaign calling for Trump's impeachment.
After the landmark 1964 report alerting the public to the dangers of smoking, Congress was quick to act, instituting a health warning on cigarette packs, curbing cigarette advertising, and calling for subsequent reports and health monitoring.
But the merger would give them more than 50percentnt of the advertising market and advertisers are calling for the companies to be forced to divest their sales operations.
In a presentation to employees, it announced that it would retire the red capital X that has dominated its logo for 40 years in favor of what Richard Wergan, vice president for advertising, calls "a brand identity that reflects the Xerox of today".
And with its new platform for mobile advertising, called iAd, Apple has started to make money from all the data it collects.Some firms will make a living based entirely on mining "data exhaust", the bits and bytes produced by other activities.
Newspapers glutted themselves on advertising from promoters calling for subscribers to their schemes.Share prices shot up, peaking in 1845, even as the amounts of capital being committed to the industry made competition ever fiercer and business plans ever rosier.
Probably motivated by the need to reach a common privacy framework with the US, and also to incorporate controls over tracking using browser fingerprinting, she has expressed support for recent self-regulation proposals put forward by the advertising industry while calling for the creation of a standard on how web sites should respond to a US type DNT track indication.
While, in March 2018, the French Competition Authority published a meaty opinion raising multiple concerns about the online advertising sector — and calling for an overhaul and a rebalancing of transparency obligations to address publisher concerns that dominant platforms aren't providing access to data about their own content.
The brand declined to reveal total ad spending for 2010, but did confirm that its advertising budget called for spending at the same levels in 2011.
