advertisement copy
ad copy

Aunt Jenny was intended to give a pleasant face to what might otherwise be seen as a boring or at least uninspiring product, therefore presenting a challenge to writers of advertisement copy.

Above the board was a combination log and ad copy book.

The ad copy told him its name and purpose.

Someone called about ad copy for a Russian newspaper.

She wrote the ad copy for a Providence clothing store and read it on the radio each afternoon.

Advertisers are automatically included in both publications but can use different ad copy.

The ad copy reads: "Once women waited to hear three little words.

Every ad copy is assumed to have a unique half-life.

He did, however, write advertising brochures and ad copy for the label.

I wrote ad copy for new casinos and bowling alleys.

Even ad copy has found novel ways to dissemble.

The ad copy is equally spare: "Introducing the dream bra."

Also, you must rememer to turn the grocery bag inside out before using it, so the store's ad copy is not visible.

Determining the number of films he made during the early part of his career is difficult because the ad copy rarely named him.

The prognosticators writing the ad copy at Microsoft, painful as it is to concede, may be right.

The company's receptionist will cheerfully tell you that the story is a myth invented for the ad copy.

-and that sounds like good ad copy to me.

But the citizens of Katonah aren't complaining about gibbering ad copy.

Justine's boss repeatedly harasses her to write better ad copy.

The magazine is running three editorial pages, without any ad copy or sales chatter at all, in Adweek.

Pfizer's marketers quickly realized that the science behind Zithromax would make great ad copy.

How did this incomprehensible ad copy get approved?

Along the way, he became a proficient writer, with a gift for producing polished, persuasive ad copy.

They could hire Gilbert Gottfried to write and deliver their ad copy.

"There is no such thing as too much power," says its ad copy, underscoring its dependability.

When first used in the 1960s and 1970s transcreation was a term coined to describe the translation of creative ad copy.