The phrase "advertising venture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a business initiative or project focused on advertising or marketing activities.
Example: "The startup launched an exciting advertising venture aimed at promoting local businesses through innovative digital campaigns."
Alternatives: "marketing project" or "promotional initiative".
On Tuesday, Lars Albright, who helped Apple step into mobile ads, announced his own mobile advertising venture, too.
"It's ingrained in Maurice's whole psyche that if you were a Jewish immigrant in France in the 1940s and 1950s, you had to fight like hell," said Richard Pinder, a former top executive of Publicis who now runs an advertising venture called the House Worldwide.
[Page C1.] AOL Deal Is a Sign of Google's Dominance As recently as two weeks ago, Microsoft believed it was going to win the endorsement of Time Warner, AOL's parent, to form an advertising venture with AOL and become its provider of Web search services.
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If a company isn't advertising, venture capitalists are footing the bill in the meantime.
The same year, she participated in a major advertising venture by The National Lottery, playing "Lady Luck" alongside a unicorn voiced by Graham Norton.
But these advertising ventures are not going unchallenged.
According to court documents, each brother would control a third of the company, but Arthur, who was occupied with his publishing and advertising ventures, would play a passive role.
This partnership is one of the first global and local mobile advertising ventures.
Additionally, some of the sponsorships and advertising ventures Youngblood was involved with were a Miller Lite TV commercial in 1985 and Honda Power machines in 1985.
Wishberg currently has nine employees, including founders Jadhav, who was previously Product Head (in e-commerce and mobile) at Rediff.com India Limited and Product and Marketing Head at advertising technology venture Ohana Media, and Kulin Shah, a former Senior Investment Manager at Reliance Venture Asset Management, the venture capital arm of Reliance ADAG.
