The phrase "advertising problems" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing issues or challenges related to advertising strategies, campaigns, or effectiveness.
Example: "The company is facing several advertising problems that need to be addressed to improve brand visibility."
Alternatives: "advertising challenges" or "advertising issues".
The Government promised the new regulator would be given new powers and sharp teeth to enforce them, while the regulator has already committed to prioritise payday regulation and advertising problems immediately.
"The campaign against the Planet's free-speech policy by a few misguided zealots who represent themselves as friends of Israel has certainly contributed to our advertising problems in some measure," the O'Malleys wrote.
After all, Mayer is hardly responsible for the failures of previous CEOs, product groups, sales chiefs, and others to fix Yahoo's advertising problems.
They're moving away from the traditional "Agency Of Record" model to a "Project" model, where the client brings in agencies on an as-needed basis to solve specific advertising problems.
Consequently, this Limbaugh source's contention that Cumulus' advertising problems have nothing to do with Limbaugh falls apart when we look at the rest of the industry.
The Independent's advertising problem stems from circulation weakness.
Copywriters and art directors no longer have a good enough understanding of media to lead advertising problem-solving.
"Magazines didn't have a consumer problem; they had an advertising problem," he said, stressing that the fundamentals of the business are solid despite the decline in advertising spending that forced many publishers last year to lay off employees and shut down titles.
This is not just an advertising problem either.
(Miller's "was far more than an advertising problem," Fallon says, admitting the agency took too many "brands on respirators").
Google has been described as having a "mobile advertising problem" because of the the low quality of clicks coming from mobile relative to the desktop.
