Adman
Also called advertising man. one whose profession is writing, designing, or selling advertisements.
a printer or compositor who specializes in setting advertisements.
Contemporary Examples
Benjamin Sarlin talks to the adman who helped bring down a Senate legend.
The Ad That Did Specter In Benjamin Sarlin May 19, 2010
Historical Examples
Huckster Heaven, in Hollywood, set out to fulfill the adman’s dream in every particular.
Telempathy Vance Simonds
noun (pl) -men
(informal) a person who works in advertising
noun
An advertising executive or copywriter (1900s+)
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