American English pronunciation
How to pronounce advertisers
IPA transcription: ['ædvɚ,taɪzɚz]
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Noun
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someone whose business is advertising
Usage examples
- "Playbill," sensing missed exposure for its advertisers, offered the show's producers "Showbill" instead.
- The four separate networks would allow advertisers to better market to their preferred audience.
- Some advertisers responded to the campaign by pulling ads from "Mainichi"'s Japanese site.
- Advertisers say that a star endorsement boosts sales.
- Most services are free to job seekers and paid for by employers and advertisers.
- It offers advertisers "brand safe" content on a large scale.
- Despite good ratings, the format did not attract advertisers.
- Advertisers' banner ads were then displayed while the member was browsing the web.
- This provides less-accurate, less-timely, and ultimately inconvenient results for advertisers.
- Garrett's positions aroused controversy and may have cost the "Post" readers and advertisers.