The phrase "advertising presentation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a presentation that focuses on advertising strategies, campaigns, or concepts.
Example: "During the advertising presentation, the team showcased their innovative ideas for the upcoming product launch."
Alternatives: "marketing presentation" or "promotional presentation".
Finally, CBS is doing a programming and advertising presentation.
Comment on a new advertising presentation, which might be called the "Mea Culpa Pitch".
By Gerald Jonas The New Yorker, February 17 , 1968P. 23 Comment on a new advertising presentation, which might be called the "Mea Culpa Pitch".
The city government would publish guidelines identifying what retailers would be affected, taking into account advertising, presentation, product ranges and business operations.
The giant doughnut hat Sophia has to wear or Daphne's being told during an advertising presentation to eat dog food (by the boss she later has sex with) are overkill.
Some aspects of the brand's management will be firm the definition of what the brand stands for, say but others will be adaptable or discretionary, such as the advertising presentation or the use of product promotions.
All advertising presentations about any medium involve more heat than light, but it was looking to be a long afternoon.
put together an elaborate campaign for its advertising sales presentation this spring, featuring Mr. McMahon and his family members as "The McMahanos," a takeoff on "The Sopranos".
Continued flogging of me-too products, one-size fits all advertising, boring presentation and chasing the promiscuous shopper through promotion on top of promotion won't cut it.
The others were drawn from the general Memphis population ascertained by self-referral in response to advertising and presentations at community establishments for the elderly.
There were many topics that were discussed, for example "Take Your Storytelling To the Next Level With Video", "Building a Community With Facebook Groups", Marketing, Advertising, but the presentation I most enjoyed was by a friend, a colleague Deborah Gilboa, M.D. from Ask Doctor G. Her presentation talked about "Building Your Audience by Speaking".
