Sentence examples for advertising skill from inspiring English sources

Sir Ernest attributes its success to the advertising skill of the publishers.

He helped found the League of American Wheelmen, a lobbying group seeking better roads and cycling rights and used his advertising skill to soften prevailing prejudice against the bicycle, attracting figures like Mark Twain, whose high-wheeler is part of the exhibition.

Designed to attract new audiences for Easter services, the advertisement is the creation of Christians in Media - a group of volunteers who donate their advertising skills free - which is noted for its shock tactics.

If you have varied advertising skills, consider creating a specific portfolio for each type, such as copy, logo design, online advertising or television advertising.

Job seekers advertise skills, employers advertise jobs and matches are made through social networks.

A great creative idea executed by real advertising craft skills has no need for such crude tactics, they say.

One feels that almost anybody might have done it, for Peche's aim was never to advertise his skill.

She started with a simple notice on a bulletin board at a local copy shop advertising her skills.

You can see why Calder did these likenesses: they were an attention-getting novelty; they advertised his skill; they gave him a pretext to network.

I had seen the flyer advertising multi-skills for women, but what made me call the number was the bloke who came to fix our leaky guttering.

Do all the beautifully honed advertising craft skills – brilliantly transformational creative ideas executed by superb copy writing, art direction, design – amount to less than a crude stunt that gets picked up by the Daily Mirror?