"creative execution" is a valid and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the way in which something (such as a project, idea, or plan) is carried out or implemented in a unique and imaginative way. Example: The marketing team presented their proposal for the new product launch, highlighting their innovative and strategic creative execution plan to target a younger audience.
Other experts panned the campaign's creative execution.
"The days of just creative execution for the sake of creative execution are gone," he added.
Back in the 80s on Smash Hits we once told an advertiser to re-do an entire creative execution because it contained a word we didn't like.
While, if we're honest, we're not totally in love with the creative execution of this one, the insight is undeniably great.
"Given the global diversity of the Guinness brand in terms of geography and format, this move will not necessarily lead to a single creative execution globally.
In a country where homosexuality remains illegal, the importance of this Indian ad cannot be overplayed (although its creative execution is questionable).
We all have the potential to be great creative problem solvers, but what most people do not realize is that our ability to solve problems creatively, whether applied to product development, business models, brand strategy, positioning platforms or creative executions, is significantly limited by a series of natural mental biases.
Programmatically-bought homepages which allow for creative executions.
He added, "Whether or not the creative executions deliver against the strategy may be another question".
The agency in its final presentation "demonstrated a strong platform of impressive brand insight as well as memorable creative executions," Mr. Creed said.
On a commercial basis it allowed companies/brands to communicate to their customers on an one to one basis which allowed some amazing creative executions from two man bands working out of their bedrooms.
