The phrase "advertising professional" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who works in the field of advertising, typically in a professional capacity.
Example: "As an advertising professional, she has worked with various brands to develop effective marketing strategies."
Alternatives: "marketing expert" or "ad specialist".
The first thing you'll notice about this name is that it's incredibly catchy, clearly dreamed up by an advertising professional.
In the following pages an advertising professional looks at which campaigns work - and why - and offers up some tips.
A FEW weeks ago I was talking with an advertising professional who had been discussing potential campaigns with Greenpeace, the environmental group.
As an advertising professional, I, too, have observed what Mr. Quelch refers to as "analysis paralysis at the point of sale".
These post-graduate students were on their last day of the well- known Watford course, the grounding for many an advertising professional.
8 P.M. (Fox) THE SIMPSONS After Homer hosts a promotional party for Krusty's new liquor, Mr. Burns makes Homer an account executive and brings in an advertising professional (John Slattery, of "Mad Men") to act as his mentor.
The International Advertising Festival - Cannes Lions - is the largest gathering of worldwide advertising professionals and advertisers as well as the most prestigious annual advertising awards.
For example, in Google you might search "Advertising executives LinkedIn" to access additional advertising professionals.
One of the big advertising professionals called it "oik advertising".
Advertising professionals, by contrast, know that, frustratingly, it is very much more difficult than that.
It supplants the free advertising that was organized for years by the Partnership for a Drug Free America, a coalition of communications and advertising professionals.
