The phrase "directed advertising" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to targeted marketing efforts that are specifically directed towards a specific audience or demographic. Example: The company's new directed advertising campaign resulted in a 20% increase in sales among their target demographic of young adults.
The fourth partner, Greg Perlot, 40, had worked with them when he directed advertising for Microsoft, a former client of Wieden & Kennedy's.
Not only has the promotion of user sharing fueled the company's business, enabling data mining and highly directed advertising, but it's also been part of the company's almost utopian credo.
The anti-piracy and directed advertising objectives impose challenging requirements on the video watermark.
Content monitoring is an additional benefit of watermarks and fingerprints, and advertising companies are becoming aware of this as a means of offering directed advertising.
Statistical studies have been applied to various forms of Internet based communications, with the goals of improving search engines efficiency, topic and attitude detection and directed advertising.
These programs contain EULA's that are very broad and enable them to use the data they observe in any way, often to fuel directed advertising".
Ms. Rubinstein followed her there in 1950, to direct advertising and promotion.
Reynolds is not the only company accused of directing advertising to young people.
Though his acting career did not take off, he remained a sought-after model and took to directing advertising films.
Google also agreed to disclose the revenue-sharing arrangements for partners of its AdSense program, under which Google directs advertising to other Web sites.
He added that his group had no plans to direct advertising at Iowa and would generally stay out of the primaries.
