Sentences with phrase «so creative advertising»

Lenders understand this, so creative advertising is everywhere.

Not exact matches

The same way a creative advertisement or guerrilla marketing campaign (which should be part of the entrepreneurial arsenal, even though the lion's share of budget should go toward direct response advertising that has trackable results) is meant to get your attention, so too is the initial schmooze with a prospect supposed to be worthy of the attention they have given you — exciting them at the possibilities you have shown them, and delivered in an educational and entertaining way that leaves them fascinated and wanting more.

We live in a society that has become immune to traditional forms of advertising so be on the lookout for new and creative ways to market your brand.

Facebook is hoping marketers will seize the opportunity to develop more creative ways to entice and intrigue customers so advertising can become a more acceptable fixture on the social network.

While everyone involved in the coalition agreed that addressing those issues was imperative, says Vetere, nobody wanted to simply throw money at the problems by spending millions of dollars on expensive advertising campaigns, so some creative thinking was necessary.

So it's launching an Advertising Transparency Center where users should be able to see all the ads running on Twitter, the content / creative of those ads, how long they've been running and which ones are targeted specifically at you.

«The recognition of our advertising campaigns by so many of the world's leading advertising organisations is testament to both the innovation of our products and the creative marketing that introduces them to people around the world,» said Mr. Shao Yang, Vice President of Marketing, HUAWEI Consumer Business Group.

This is most often the case in the creative fields like design, marketing, advertising, digital media, and so on.

Some people believe that creative resume templates should only be used when applying for positions that involve the use of creativity, such as positions in marketing, advertising, media, and so on.

It's about employers hiring consultants to help them find places to advertise the job so that few US citizens in the field are likely to see it, and then fabricating pretexts to reject all US applicants as «not interested» or «unqualified» regardless of how able and willing, how bright, knowledgeable, creative or industrious they are (Cohen and Grigsby; Fragomen et al.).

Especially if you're in a creative field - advertising, Web design, and so on - you must personalize your resume.

Generally, people are so accustomed to vivid, sparkling advertising and creative marketing gimmicks that they expect them everywhere — even in cover letters.

Just like any advertising tool that sends a message to its target markets to create demand for a product or service, a résumé is the result of purposeful creative thought so that your message of job qualification creates the demand from your target employers.

So last July, Stacy (who was working at interior design firm Feasby & Bleeks at the time) and Don (an advertising creative director) packed up the kids, moved to their cottage an hour north of the city and started overhauling the space.