"develop a campaign" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used in business contexts to refer to a marketing or advertising initiative. For example, "Our sales team is looking to develop a campaign to promote our products in the upcoming quarter."
The agency will develop a campaign with television, print, online and transit advertising.
Why or why not? -Drawing on the article, develop a campaign to increase awareness about diabetes.
Lattimer Moffit Communications, Atlanta, which specializes in Hispanic marketing, will help Match develop a campaign.
The answer, she said, was to develop a campaign that would "put the Wienermobiles in the hands of their fans".
Draw on your political identity and ideology to develop a campaign designed to get teenagers not yet eligible to vote involved in the election.
Squaw Valley Ski Resort, Squaw Valley, Calif., named MeringCarson, Sacramento, to develop a campaign for the coming ski season and the new resort partnership with Alpine Meadows.
Tube workers on the Piccadilly Line could strike after they accused London Underground (LU) of developing a "campaign of bullying, harassment and intimidation".
The campaigns were created by McCann Erickson Worldwide in New York, part of the McCann Worldgroup division of the Interpublic Group, which is developing a campaign to replace the Mr. Wendy ads.
The digital agency Pereira O'Dell also is developing a campaign that will begin this month with a revamp of Corona Light's Facebook page to better connect it to fans, Mr. Sabia of Crown Imports said.
Much of the art of marketing is developing a campaign that reassures moviegoers that the new film is very similar to (or at least "from the director of") another one they liked.
