Sentences with phrase «as advertisers»
If their acronym soup of all - wheel - drive and traction control systems were really as good as advertisers say.
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Product placement in movies has become a big business as advertisers look for another way to get their merchandise in front of consumers.
The move comes as advertisers are increasingly shifting budgets from television to online as more viewers prefer to watch their favorite shows on their smartphones and tablets.
These websites will become more important to this blue chip stock's growth in the next few years as advertisers spend more on the Internet than print products.
As the advertisers see more visitors and more hits on the product, they are willing to increase their advertising budget significantly, which in turn will bring in more visitors to the site.
Their ad revenue is based on reach, but as advertisers realize how little reach is authentic, they are less willing to pay.
Good regulation encourages innovation, so as advertisers and marketers were forced to think «outside the billboard,» it was an opportunity to tap into better, more creative ideas.
As advertisers leveraged this trend last year, their challenge was to provide a real insight about the female audience that could also be tied to the product or company in a meaningful way.
As an advertiser supported free dating site network we also never charge anything to our users.
I Love Rescue Animals does not necessarily share the same opinions or views as our advertisers.
Think of your website as an advertiser you hired, not just an extension of your resume.
They remember the websites you visit and that information is shared with other parties such as advertisers.
Morgan Stanley's analysts also predict that these features could see the Pixel driving higher mobile search monetization for Google as advertisers will spend more to reach the consumers who spend the most on their mobiles.
«Twitter's video ad product continues to perform well as advertisers continue to look for higher quality online video impressions,» wrote Morgan Stanley analyst Brian Nowak, a long - time Twitter bear who upgraded the stock to equal - weight last week, citing improved personalization that's keeping users on Twitter for longer.
«Advertising offline is not becoming obsolete, in fact in the coming years it could see substantial growth as advertisers begin to adopt these new technologies and data strategies.»
Just as the advertiser drops in without reading the group first, so does the uninformed buyer.
Clearly, the tension between what we want to do as advertisers, use data in smarter ways to drive business growth, and what our audience (and prospective customers) wants the advertising they see to be — relevant, timely, and occasionally entertaining if possible - is one that isn't going away any time soon.
As long as advertisers work to make processed foods appealing and the government works to make them cheap and easily accessible, people — especially those who live in low - income communities — will continue to buy them.
On the other hand, publishers with desirable traffic saw their CPCs rocket up as advertisers fought over these placements.
That is, they act as advertisers or detractors recommending a product or encourage your community not to consume it.
Fox News host Laura Ingraham is going on a one - week «Easter Break» from her show as advertisers boycott The Ingraham Angle over a tweet criticizing anti-gun Parkland student activist David Hogg.
Fox News host Laura Ingraham is going on a one - week «Easter Break» from her show as advertisers boycott The Ingraham Angle over a tweet criticizing anti-gun Parkland student activist David Hogg.
The suit, launched in July 2010, alleged Facebook left user's information exposed to third parties such as advertisers after changing its default settings.
Newspapers are also finding it hard to make money as advertisers have left in droves to have their dollars provide a higher rate of return on Amazon, Facebook, or Google.
Media analyst Clay Shirky predicted in a discussion with New York Times public editor Margaret Sullivan last year that after a period of gradual decline in print revenue, newspapers would likely start to see a much more rapid drop, as advertisers pulled out of print en masse.
Facebook is one of the biggest beneficiaries as advertisers move money away from television to the internet and mobile platforms.
Twitter is not seeing a boost in business from the «Trump effect» despite the president's active tweeting, as advertisers steer clear of the platform so their brands don't get targeted, analyst Richard Kramer said on Thursday.
The print - advertising revenue that used to prop up the business models of newspaper chains like Gannett and Tribune's former parent, Tribune Co., has disintegrated over the past decade as advertisers and readers have moved to digital platforms like Facebook and Google.
Susan Canavari: You know, we do feel like as an advertiser, it's incredibly important to our brand health that our advertising and all of our content is in contextual places that is far away from hate and fake news as possible so internally, over the last several months, we have processes in place to ensure that none of our advertiser and our content is near fake news or hate.
When I went back and met with my team afterwards, they let me know that Cambridge Analytica actually did start as an advertiser later in 2015, so we could have in theory banned them back then, and made a mistake by not doing so.»
Analysts said the early year bump boded well for the rest of 2018, as advertisers tended to sign year - long contracts.
Fox News has reiterated its support for conservative talk show host Laura Ingraham, as advertisers threaten to leave the show over criticisms she made of Parkland School shooting survivor David Hogg.
Expenses are growing at less than half the rate of revenue, and it's a clear indication of Facebook's pricing power as an advertiser, a testament to its data culling prowess for advertisers, and an indication that businesses are eager to use Facebook's advertising services.
Uh, what this article doesn't mention is that Glenn Beck has one of these food storage companies as an advertiser — and knowing him, he's got a financial stake in it too (like his goldline crap).
He may be right, particularly as more and more of us receive the bulk of our news and information online and as advertisers become more sophisticated at zeroing - in messages and encouraging us to pass them along.
Instead of reaching out to all customers the same way, as advertisers traditionally do, the company targets specific subgroups.
Classified advertising in Fairfax's newspapers, including the Sydney Morning Herald and Melbourne's Age, has fallen almost 25 % in the past five years as advertisers migrate to the Internet.
The development of a free dating website was possible as soon as advertisers grasped the possibilities of advertising on the web sites for products related to the subject.
It worked in England, but when MTV tried to adapt it for the United States a few years later, it failed miserably as advertisers wouldn't support a series that dealt so openly with teen sex.
«This will put the ad supported model back into play in a big way as advertisers see what experiences are possible on BlackBerry smartphones.»
A complete junkie for points, she has 35 years of experience navigating the credit card industry as an advertiser who's made a career out of an intimate knowledge of loyalty programs.
Kerala Tourism won bronze medal in state as an advertiser at the 3rd edition of Prague International Advertising Festival.
Christopher Thomas began his career as an advertiser for German magazines including GEO, Stern, Merian and others.
It would be interesting to know to what extent someone creating a web page could end up doing this disclosure without intending to, presumably because others that are given access to the site (such as advertisers placing ads there) tap into information on the site itself.