The phrase "advertising influence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the effect that advertising has on consumer behavior, opinions, or perceptions.
Example: "The advertising influence on young consumers is significant, shaping their preferences and purchasing decisions."
Alternatives: "marketing impact" or "promotional effect".
"There is no advertising influence or pressure on the editorial independence of our reporting".
A marketing communications consultant from Western Springs, Ill., outside Chicago, Mr. Marconi is the author of numerous books on advertising, including "Shock Marketing: Advertising, Influence and Family Values" (Bonus Books, 1997).
"With huge unregulated amounts of money in super pacs [political fundraising groups in America] going to influence advertising, influence how people vote, is that really democracy?" The Elders are largely funded by an advisory council set up by Richard Branson, the multi-billionaire entrepreneur, and the singer and activist Peter Gabriel.
When going online, consumers should assume that there is an advertising influence on most of the content they see.
Sherman's body of work explores representation and how film, television, and advertising influence our personal identities and understanding of the world.
Sherman's body of work explores representation and how film, television, and advertising influence our personal identities and understanding of the world.
In 2005 the Institute of Medicine found that television advertising influenced young children to prefer unhealthy foods and drinks.
Adjusting for snacking while watching TV did not change the associations, leading the researchers to suggest that broadcast advertising influences eating choices even when children are away from the television.
The Madison Avenue component of the course, he said, "teaches kids who are exposed to so much TV and the Internet how advertising influences their lives as well as businesses and consumers, and that the world of business and advertising is not male-dominated".
Reduced nicotine content (RNC) cigarettes may reduce harm, but research has not addressed advertising influences.
The works include portraits of celebrities and many of Warhol's advertising influenced pieces, selected from the artist's 40-year career.
