The phrase 'previous advertising' is a grammatically correct phrase in written English.
It is most commonly used to refer to advertising that has already been done before. For example: "We ran an analysis of previous advertising campaigns to determine which strategies were most effective."
The brand's previous advertising strategy did not focus on them.
That simply wasn't coming across in Michelin's previous advertising, she said.
Ennals admitted that previous advertising campaigns for digital radio had flown "below the radar".
Mr. Flynn said previous advertising, created in Mexico, was primarily on American Hispanic radio stations.
The client's previous advertising was done by Nabarco, a house agency.
Take the New York Stock Exchange, the market leader whose previous advertising promoted its strength, stability and venerability.
On the retail scene, Lord & Taylor, a division of Associated Dry Goods, whose previous TV advertising was limited to short‐lived co‐op advertising efforts, has named Avrett, Free & Fischer to "explore the effectiveness of television as part of the overall advertising and sales promotion program". Lord & Taylor has 25 stores in 11 states and plans to have 38 stores by 1980.
For less," are largely consistent with the tone of previous Whole Foods advertising, written in a homey, seemingly hand-drawn font and spotlighting natural, additive-free foods.
Previous native advertising on Slate.com included a campaign by the Dairy Council, which looked at the impact of last year's drought on dairy farmers, and distribution of a video promoting Coca-Cola's anti-obesity campaign.
First that the company is next on the shopping list at Yahoo – which acquired O'Kelley's previous online advertising business, Right Media, for $850m in 2007 – and, second, that AppNexus will go public in New York.
When a female is reproductively mature, the eggs in her body swell to about ten times their previous size, advertising her status.
