The phrase "advertising standpoint" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a perspective or viewpoint related to advertising strategies or practices.
Example: "From an advertising standpoint, it's crucial to understand the target audience to create effective campaigns."
Alternatives: "advertising perspective" or "marketing viewpoint".
There's a real question about how valuable all these international users are from an advertising standpoint.
"We want to be trailblazers, whether from an advertising standpoint or an editorial standpoint," said Jim Spanfeller, president and chief executive at Forbes.com, part of Forbes Inc.
"It is an odd and risky change from a reader and advertising standpoint," said Lauren Rich Fine, a professor at Kent State University and a former media analyst.
"He'd be doing well, even if he lost 95 percent of his traffic," Mr. Ross said, referring to Rupert Murdoch, the chief executive of News Corp. "Most of that audience is worthless from an advertising standpoint".
"From an advertising standpoint, the Super Bowl is, if not the greatest, one of the greatest venues to be part of to gain exposure for your brand," said Phil Pacsi, vice president for customer marketing and training at Bridgestone Americas.
"There really is a need for reaching out to the community not only from an advertising standpoint, but also with educational initiatives so that we're delivering cards to the hands of Hispanics but also doing it responsibly," Ms. Pasquina said.
From a truth-in-advertising standpoint, it would have been a lot simpler if we just acknowledged reality on this bill, which is it's fundamentally a corporate tax reduction and restructuring bill, period," said Rep. Mark Sanford (R-S.C.).
The telephone companies say that local cable advertising, from the standpoint of price and the audience reached, could be one of the most effective ways to promote D.S.L. to the relatively young, technically adept and affluent consumers most likely to sign up for high-speed Internet access.
"We've built up a pretty significant advertising organization, both from the standpoint of handling ad sales, but also from the standpoint of all the ad operations and ad tech that goes into a service like ours," notes Anderson.
But from an artistic standpoint, most American advertising, perhaps except for those made for the Super Bowl or the Web, pale in comparison with their British counterparts.
"Which is why, from a communication standpoint, even in our advertising, we took pains to make sure that we use the logos of every single brand".
