Advertising in sentence

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Due to its colonial association with native cultures, combined with the power of advertising, chocolate retains an aura of something sensual, decadent, and forbidden.

Later, this method was picked up by the advertising industry with the help of consultants, like Austrian-born psychologist Ernest Dichter, who first coined the term focus group.

OK, so, confession: I've always been weirdly obsessed with advertising.

So I quit my job in advertising to try and do something about this disgraceful national epidemic, because I came to realize that the challenges to preventing gun violence are actually the same ones that made me love advertising, which is to try to figure out how to engage people.

I kind of hate to say it, because it gets to the dark underbelly of advertising, which is if you tell a big enough lie enough times, eventually that lie becomes the truth.

You know, recently I was flying cross-country to give a speech to a large group like this, although far less intimidating, and the woman sitting next to me happened to be binge-watching one of my all-time favorite TV shows, "Mad Men," a period TV show about advertising in the 1960s.

With all that money to be made, are we surprised that some in the higher education business have begun to engage in false advertising, in bait and switch ... in exploiting the very ignorance that they pretend to educate?

The advertising business models that have sustained reporting are broken.

But with the rise of negative advertising and social media and all sorts of other trends, increasingly, the way elections are done is that each side tries to make the other side so horrible, so awful, that you'll vote for my guy by default.

The recordings of the child, her friends and family, can be used for targeted advertising.

The words you see and hear in everyday advertising have been crafted to appeal to you and affect your behavior, as have the soundbites and talking points of political campaigns which rarely present the most nuanced perspective on the issues.

They didn't triple their sales with advertising; they tripled it by doing something remarkable.

It's also accountable, because of the business model of advertising, for anybody who can pay the most to actually walk into the control room and say, "That group over there, I want to schedule these thoughts into their minds."

And that involves questioning big things, like the business model of advertising.

Now, the modern twist on this display argument is that the peacock is also advertising its health to the peahen.

I was a media junkie, and eventually got involved with advertising.

It was kind of a mixture of found object, product design and advertising.

Narrator: Stirred by the prospects of mass communication and making big bucks on advertising, David Sarnoff commercializes radio.

Which means television advertising is down 57 percent for Nike.

Right, it's not advertising does it.

This is what theater advertising looked like at that time.

And the Public Theater actually had much better advertising than this.

I stayed and worked with his wife and son, Eric, and we came up with close to 600 quotes from Marshall that are just amazing in terms of being ahead of the times, predicting so much of what has happened in the advertising, television, media world.

This lady's advertising for her lost pit bull.

But this is the issue: when you control 90 percent points of share in a market, search, that is now bigger than the entire advertising market of any nation, and you're primarily compensated and trying to develop economic security for you and the families of your employees, to increase that market share, you can't help but leverage all the power at your disposal.

So is there a different way of framing this, to say that when your model is advertising, that there are dangers there that you have to take on more explicitly?

And in fact, it was used even on some of the most important advertising of the 20th century.

All throughout my lifetime, under the weight of advertising and Instagram and everything like them.

I was both an automobile illustrator and an advertising automobile copywriter, so I have a lot of revenge to take on the subject.

It has gotten to the point where, you know, within advertising or within the movie industry, "happy" has gotten such a bad reputation that if you actually want to do something with the subject and still appear authentic, you almost would have to, you know, do it from a cynical point of view.

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