Sentence examples for stack advertising from inspiring English sources

Yet for Alvaro Carballido, strategist at the agency Stack: "Advertising works best when it captures something that audiences already recognise, but in a newly imaginative and compelling way.

I settled into one of the many coffee shops along the Neva River — they are a recent innovation — and noticed something else that was new: a large stack of pamphlets advertising an H.I.V. support group.

Instagram's Quarles tells me "it would take us years to build that advertising stack on our own".

At the last of this year's three concerts, on Sunday afternoon at the Jerome L. Greene Performance Space at WNYC, a table near the exit was stacked with brochures advertising concerts likely to interest anyone attending these shows.

Not having a complete HTML5 advertising technology stack can potentially impact their ad revenue as buyer bids will eventually subside for non-compatible inventory.

"Not only have Aman and Ramandeep created a superior tech stack for delivering local advertising, they've also developed a really smart and defensible business model, partnering with local media companies to act as their direct sales force," said Archer Managing Director John Hadl in the funding announcement.

The case against behavioral advertising is stacking up.

Before opening her shop, Ms. Stack was a marketing and advertising executive for I.B.M. in Mexico City, where she said she fell in love with Mexican crafts and furniture.

Stata joined Yahoo in 2004, and has led a number of significant tech initiatives across the company from re-imaging its technology stack, to spearheading search and advertising development work and architecting the company's private cloud.

At a local Frank's Nursery Center, I found a tall stack of the $12.99 hoses advertised on Shoppinglist.com.

"Big Bang," completed in 2006, was also part of "Times Square Moment: A Digital Gallery" in April, playing once a night that month on a dozen huge advertising screens, including several stacked vertically on a single building.