Sentence examples for knowledge of advertising from inspiring English sources

"They want to because they can," McCracken says, meaning that both the technological tools and a deeply ingrained knowledge of advertising grammar are now widely dispersed.

He persevered and made it work, thanks in part to his knowledge of advertising and knack for inspiring interesting guests to appear on the show.

The original advert said that four board members were being sought and that candidates should have one of the following backgrounds: A current CEO of a plc or other organisation at least the size of Channel 4; A current or former finance director; A digital media professional; A senior marketing executive with a knowledge of television advertising.

The problem was, these companies had little to no knowledge of online advertising and were importing their old-world culture into the platform.

But this solo debut show is still worth seeing -- and reading -- for its hermetic, oddly elegiac atmosphere regarding books, the storage and organization of knowledge and advertising; its meticulous renditions of styles of writing and graphic design; and its rather exquisite beauty as an entity.

Bosworth believes that, beyond offering more targeted outreach for advertisers, Facebook's knowledge of internet users and advertising practices can benefit users by cutting down on poor quality advertising.

To create images that are easily digestible, I often channel my knowledge of the deep history of advertising and its power of persuasion.

But you can make the ads stop with just a few strategies and knowledge of how the online advertising industry works.

It should also give you a cursory knowledge of marketing yourself and advertising.

Only later, Resonate figured it might be able to apply the same methodology for advertisers who have to date found themselves unable to match their knowledge of their audience to online advertising campaigns.

But legal staff usually lack adequate knowledge of the institutions of online advertising and the unusual vulnerabilities and risks.