The phrase "ambitious ad" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an advertisement that is bold, innovative, or aims for a high level of impact or success.
Example: "The new campaign features an ambitious ad that challenges traditional marketing norms and captures the audience's attention."
Alternatives: "bold advertisement" or "aspirational ad".
A teacher always finds it amusing to interact with students who are smart and ambitious, ad who are passionate about their careers.
"In keeping with part of I.O.G.A.'s mission to educate the public, we seek partners who may be able to help us shoulder the costs of more ambitious ad campaigns," Mr. Smith said.
Japanese news app Gunosy, which listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange two years ago, has put its weight and money behind ambitious ad tech startup AdAsia.
The long list of combatants, each of them coming at it from different angles, includes not only familiar rivals Google, Yahoo, and AOL, but also a handful of ambitious ad tech companies such as Mediaocean, AppNexus, and Operative, and software companies Microsoft, Adobe, and Oracle.
William Sargent, the co-founder of Framestore, an Oscar-winning visual effects company with its own VR studio, says: "There is an inclination at the moment to do ads last minute or make complicated ambitious ads in a matter of weeks.
In this specific case, working with Snocap helped us get our ambitious ad-supported music vision out in a very quick way by using their four years' work/experience and technology they had already built.
Agency: CHI&Partners Director: Sam Brown The impossibly beautiful Rosie Huntington-Whitely plays an updated version of Alice in this year's ambitious Christmas ad from Marks & Spencer.
I think it's reasonably safe to assume this is exactly how one ambitious Craigslist ad came to exist; the post invites a young "unattached" person to become an unpaid live-in babysitter for his aging French-speaking mom.
A Washington group supporting a state ballot effort to legalize and regulate marijuana rolled out an ambitious new ad campaign this week, seeking to put a spotlight on the initiative ahead of the November election.
Known affectionately as the "shell toe", this classic shoe celebrates its 45th anniversary this year andis the star of an ambitious pastel-coloured ad campaign.
"Having already set the standard high by releasing 250,000 bouncing balls on San Francisco and creating pyrotechnical paint display in Glasgow, we knew we had to be ambitious with the new ad," said Sony's general manager for communications Europe, James Kennedy.
