The phrase "advertising style" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a particular approach or method used in advertising, often referring to the tone, visuals, or overall presentation of an advertisement.
Example: "The advertising style of this campaign is bold and eye-catching, aimed at attracting a younger audience."
Alternatives: "promotional style" or "marketing approach".
His advertising style, which early on was so intuitive and spellbinding (especially as parodied by Mr. Hamm on last week's "Saturday Night Live"), is now old hat.
They borrow liberally from the Social Realist painting and subdued advertising style once dictated by the former East Germany, where the artist was born in 1960 and trained as an artist.
More unusual than Mr. Williamson's advertising style, though, is his business model: he is opposed to underwriting concerts with grant money, a standard approach in the classical music world.
Even if one dismisses the intellectual pretensions of advertising style as harmless shadow boxing, one must feel depressed to see how fashionable minds in more significant fields blur the distinctions between real and spurious quality, between actual life and make-believe.
Using Under Armour's signature crisp, heart-pounding advertising style, the company's "Footsteps" campaign — on television, online and in print and social media — features shots of sweat-dripping athletic champions pushing their training limits while, of course, wearing the company's form-fitting apparel and shoes.
Cinemation's exploitative advertising style and the film's rating led many to believe that Fritz the Cat was a pornographic film.
But director of fundraising Paul Farthing says the charity has tested a range of approaches and advertising styles for television and its observations are conclusive.
Traditional Indian movements like Warli and Madhubani are thrown in the mix with local advertising styles and portraits of psychedelic pop stars.
The goal, he added, is to "give the capability of Facebook-style advertising or Twitter-style advertising to the next generation".
An advertising-style poster on the wall nearby is an enlarged photograph of the dead man's funeral, overlaid with a Mastercard logo and a list of inventory: new socks: $2; gold chain: $400; nine-millimeter pistol: $80; bullet: 60 cents.
It effectively means partnering with brands to give them advertising-style, product-showcasing opportunities that involve the main characters and are smuggled into the plot to act as embedded, concealed commercials.
