"advertising output" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to the results achieved through a company's marketing endeavors. For example, "The company saw an increase in their advertising output after rolling out their new advertising campaign."
When people think of marketing agencies and the advertising output, they generally think about the big idea… and how it plays out across media.
Mr. Della Femina enjoys a larger-than-life reputation for his creative advertising output over the decades, including Isuzu's "Joe Isuzu" campaign and one for Meow Mix cat food in which choreographed cats danced and mewled.
More businesses in the UK and Europe need to stand up to Google – and it's mostly small businesses that lose out, given that this is their biggest advertising output.
Cover versions aren't always lesser children of their sires although, as anyone who's been subjected to one of the myriad winsome breathy acoustic monstrosities currently soundtracking most of the UK's TV advertising output could tell you, they certainly can be that and much, much worse.
We are talking about a very small proportion of our advertising output – I can count the ads on my fingers – made even more insignificant by the mad flow of television; but together, they promise some minor relief from the dispiriting sameness of the most mass media content involving women.
That level of work represents a small fraction of our industry's current advertising output.
But let's look at a hypothetical situation and evaluate the estimated advertising performance outputs for two extreme situations: an extremely low relevance score compared to an extremely high relevance score given a certain amount of money spent, in this case, $100.
The implicit content-based recommendation mechanism embedded in the designed LARSMA performs filtering and comparison to derive the final top N formatted advertising messages as outputs of LARSMA.
But the idea is tenaciously opposed by the BBC, which frets about the precedent of letting other producers in on the money.In an effort to save Channel 4, a prolific source of worthy output whose advertising revenues are vanishing, the government is proposing a partnership between it and BBC Worldwide, the corporation's commercial arm.
Stephen A. Novick, 59, executive vice president for worldwide creative services at Grey Advertising, will become vice chairman and chief creative officer at Grey Global while still overseeing creative output at the advertising agency.
ITV faces a battle to maintain control over the onscreen branding of its regional news output and whether advertising appears around the programming after it stops producing the services.
