Sentence examples for mistake advertising from inspiring English sources

Make no mistake: advertising dollars are driving media companies to embrace the iPad, not readers.

A Singapore-based online retailer, SuperGurl, acknowledged it had "made a mistake" after advertising its Black Friday sale with the slogan "rape us now".

After another conference Mr. Gimbel decided the store would admit their mistake and advertise in several newspapers.

"Make no mistake: the advertising industry is in the midst of revolutionary change," Mr. Lafley said because "consumer expectations are changing".

To make sure that they weren't mistaken for advertising, he spray-painted red lines around them and wrote out "Expo2Rue," a pun on "street gallery".

It was a time when the disparate companies and identities that made up the tube network were being united into a single brand – the challenge was to come up with something that wouldn't be mistaken for advertising.

Designed to absolutely not be mistaken for advertising, its proportions were based upon Roman precedents, with perfectly circular "o s, while it utilised a quirky diagonal dot for periods, "i"s and "j"s.

(One reason that Paris Photo never ranks too high as an art-world destination is its penchant for choosing themes — this year's is "Pleasure, Distilled" — that could be mistaken for advertising slogans).

Learning from the mistakes of the past, YouTubers have created clever ways to embed advertising messages into entertaining content.

By mistake or design - who knows - they had sent round a video, advertising the couple's children to adopting strangers, to Nicky and Mark.

Failure scares most people - they generally do not want to advertise their mistakes in case a rival uses the information against them.