attention-grabbing

attention-grabbing

adj
making people notice
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Attention-grabbing content during Outwrite PR's campaign called Fly, Eagles, Fly, to sell memberships of British and Irish Eagles, a UK fan club for the Philadelphia Eagles, has earned the agency a nomination for best mobile content campaign at the annual UK Content Awards.
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As the years progress, the compendium tells the story of shifts in trends and fashion, but one thing remains throughout: Hiett's distinct work, marked by saturated color, unorthodox movement, and attention-grabbing compositions.
BELSONIC is renowned for unearthing little-known, future talent that turn in seriously attention-grabbing performances at the festival.
The attention-grabbing ad features the gecko from Bostik's logo with a headline that states, "Sticks everything, everywhere!"
But the originality that made it so attention-grabbing back in its early, BAFTA-winning days eventually became a bit of a rod for its own back.
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