The phrase "advertising role" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a position or job that involves responsibilities related to advertising, such as creating campaigns or managing marketing strategies.
Example: "She was excited to accept the advertising role at the prestigious marketing agency."
Alternatives: "marketing position" or "promotional job".
"Advertising and sales are hugely competitive industries, and creative advertising roles are among the most heavily subscribed in any industry," says Phil Edelston, managing director of Dylan Marketing Recruitment.
While casual online games are a good vehicle for advertising, role-playing and action games are a better fit for subscription models.
It is also advertising roles within its locations in Shanghai and Guangzhou, Bloomberg noted.
Without graduates and jobseekers there wouldn't be anyone to advertise roles to.
A stealth start-up obviously doesn't have a media track record and so can't advertise roles, so most graduates are unaware of opportunities.
How to find a placement: Remember that it can be very expensive for companies to advertise roles on newspaper websites and job boards.
Mr Driscoll added how Eteach has found, over recent years, that schools are having to be "much more creative" in how they advertise roles by creating packages that will make their jobs stand out from the crowd and appeal to the best teaching professionals.
Milkround's general manager, Jenni Joplin, said the firm was "committed to instilling career confidence in all our students and graduates and as part of this will no longer advertise roles that do not meet the criteria set by UK national minimum wage legislation".
"This is the place that Google is essentially betting its future on," said Karim Temsamani, Google's head of mobile advertising, a role created in September.
Though purchasing habits may have shifted to that of reviews and recommendations over traditional call to action advertising, the role of the influencer ties in perfectly with the standard brick and mortar retail store.
