The phrase "advertising creates" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the impact or role of advertising in shaping perceptions, behaviors, or trends.
Example: "Advertising creates a powerful influence on consumer choices and brand loyalty."
Alternatives: "advertising generates" or "advertising produces".
One agency, Concentric Pharma Advertising, creates campaigns for pharmaceutical marketers like Bayer, Novartis, Pfizer and Roche.
In the other, a group of female employees of the Stroh Brewery Co. charge that the company's advertising creates an overall atmosphere of hostility to women.
Gillette's scale still provides formidable advantages (wide retail distribution, superior patented technology through large R.&D. investment), and its well-known brand (reinforced through mass-media advertising) creates a strong habit in loyal customers acquired early in their lives.
Cost-per-lead advertising creates leads from ads, where a users fill out targeted forms.
Brand advertising creates awareness, favorability and consideration at the top of the funnel, while search slightly overlaps with consideration and intent to purchase.
Behavioral analytics for targeted advertising creates a need to process huge amounts of streaming data at very high rates of speed in near real-time for timely delivery of ads.
Mr. Flynn said previous advertising, created in Mexico, was primarily on American Hispanic radio stations.
Mr. Light's head for advertising created what is perhaps the family's most visible legacy.
That was the first time advertising created under performance-based compensation plans was deemed superior.
So does gender-specific advertising create or reinforce stereotypes about men and women?
Londoners Joe Watson and Aryven Arasen, who both work in advertising, created the map ahead of the industrial action in 2013.
