Sentence examples for advertising mark from inspiring English sources

UNILEVER'S Dove brand, which made its advertising mark in "real beauty" commercials with women who were not models, is showcasing women disc jockeys to attract young consumers to its newest deodorant products.

Twitter now shares two different perspectives on new feature announcements with the official blog and the advertising blog — marking a shift towards advertiser opportunities versus user experience.

If I get 4 lines of text each for 2 search results, for example, I personally wouldn't mind getting a few words of contextual advertising clearly marked.

"Not the best advertising for Mark-1 Plumbing," one Twitter user remarked.

Heathrow has released its first television advertising campaign to mark the airport's 70th anniversary, borrowing from the saccharine school of John Lewis Christmas ads to sell itself through the eyes of a five-year-old girl (indeed, the press release says that the girl's bag in the ad can be bought at John Lewis).

The regime's advertising boycott, therefore, marks a strategic coup.

The quirky campaign designed by new Taco Bell advertising agency TBWA Chiat/Day marks a significant change for the chain, which had been pitching its fare at a broader market with the "Nothing Ordinary About It" campaign.

Advertising and promotion marks the third pathway through which trade is affecting food systems and chronic disease.

Directed by Ridley Scott, who already had made "Alien" and "Blade Runner," the ad has set a mark that advertising agencies and advertisers have been trying to hit for 34 years (and failing).

How are the principles that Saatchi relied on during his advertising heyday missing the mark?

Analysts have accused French Connection of losing touch with customers' tastes and missing the mark with advertising campaigns like this year's cinema spot featuring cat-fighting lesbians.