The phrase "advertising creating" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe the act of advertising that is in the process of creating something, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The advertising creating buzz around the product was effective in attracting customers."
Alternatives: "advertising that generates" or "advertising producing".
The Richards Group in Dallas is the retailer's agency for advertising, creating campaigns that carry the theme "We live outdoors".
In China — now the league's second-largest market outside of the U.S. — the N.B.A. has spent the past thirty years advertising, creating infrastructure, holding media tours, and building the sport into the cultural fabric of the nation.
The company will hire a dedicated team being assembled by the agency group WPP to serve as its worldwide agency of record for tasks like image advertising, creating ad campaigns for its three divisions and branding assignments.
In China now the league's second-largest market outside of the U.S.— the N.B.A. has spent the past thirty years advertising, creating infrastructure, holding media tours, and building the sport into the cultural fabric of the nation.
LiveIntent ($20 million) has a platform for in-email advertising, creating more dynamic experiences in the inbox and allowing content within emails to be refreshed similarly to in-app mobile experiences.
This may sound tremendously cynical, but there's a growth industry out there that is centered around re-imagining music as a sort of virtual product that can be tied to on-line sites and apps with advertising creating the revenue.
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.
One agency, Concentric Pharma Advertising, creates campaigns for pharmaceutical marketers like Bayer, Novartis, Pfizer and Roche.
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?
