advertising campaign
/ˈædvətaɪzɪŋ kæmˈpeɪn/
Meaning
A planned series of advertisements and promotions designed to reach a specific audience and achieve a business goal, such as increasing sales or brand awareness. It usually runs across multiple media channels like TV, social media, and print over a set period.
Examples
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Our new advertising campaign is scheduled to launch next Monday.
Our new advertising campaign is scheduled to launch next Monday.
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The marketing team spent three months planning the holiday advertising campaign.
The marketing team spent three months planning the holiday advertising campaign.
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We need to measure the return on investment for this advertising campaign.
We need to measure the return on investment for this advertising campaign.
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Their latest advertising campaign went viral on social media, boosting sales overnight.
Their latest advertising campaign went viral on social media, boosting sales overnight.
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We are outsourcing our next advertising campaign to a specialized agency.
We are outsourcing our next advertising campaign to a specialized agency.
Common Mistakes
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✗ We are doing a big advertisement campaign next month.
✓ We are doing a big advertising campaign next month.
Use the gerund form 'advertising' as an adjective here, not the singular noun 'advertisement'.
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✗ The company launched an advertising campaign to the market.
✓ The company launched an advertising campaign in the market.
You launch a campaign 'in' a market or 'for' a target audience, not 'to' a market.
Related Expressions
Practice
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The company is planning a massive ___ to promote its new smartphone.
💡 A coordinated series of ads.
Show answer
advertising campaign
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How much budget have we allocated for the upcoming ___?
💡 The planned promotional push.
Show answer
advertising campaign