The phrase "advertising operations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the processes and activities involved in managing and executing advertising campaigns.
Example: "The advertising operations team is responsible for ensuring that all campaigns run smoothly and effectively."
Alternatives: "ad management" or "marketing operations".
According to Brougher's LinkedIn page, she had a hand in advertising operations for all of Google's online advertisers, policy, quality and ad approvals as well as working on fraud and risk.
The deal will mean that BBC can add further scale to its own advertising operations to target a class of larger advertisers looking to reach that international audience on a wide scale.
In 2002, when The Ackerley Group, Inc. was acquired by Clear Channel Worldwide, the company owned and operated 18 television stations, five radio stations and outdoor advertising operations in six states and over 20 markets.
He had been general manager for the real-time buying exchange and advertising operations at PulsePoint.
Her father is the managing director of advertising operations at The New York Times.
Mrs. Tilsner, 29, is a director of digital advertising operations for MTV Networks in New York.
The new office, Wolf's sixth advertising operation, will have 18 employees handling two accounts: EKA Chemicals, a division of AKZO Nobel, and the Starnet International Corporation.
Under a reorganization, the advertising operation of Grey will be renamed Grey Worldwide and a holding company, the Grey Global Group, will be formed.
MediaGlow represents the third leg of a tripod for AOL, joining the company's advertising operation, Platform-A, and its social networking services.
Unilad, which has always been self-funded, is trying to build out an advertising operation, though it remains well behind TheLadBible in terms of sophistication and personnel.
Carl Forti, a Republican operative now in the middle of the explosion of third-party political advertising, was once a spokesman for the National Republican Congressional Committee and the chief of its independent advertising operation.
