Sentences with phrase «more ad time»

The DCCC's independent expenditure arm traditionally reserves more ad time than they intend to eventually purchase.

Not exact matches

Notifying the public with newspaper ads in New York for six weeks, as required by state law, can cost over $ 1,000 in more expensive counties, according to Horwitz, or more than five times the cost to file the LLC in the first place.

Hulu — which is owned jointly by CBS rivals Walt Disney, 21st Century Fox, Comcast, and Time Warner — made a similar move less than a year ago, when the service offered subscribers the option of paying a few dollars more per month for an ad - free experience.

Here, we're talking players whose ads show up in front of users» eyeballs more than 10 million times a month.

Matthias Dopfner, CEO of German media giant Axel Springer told the Financial Times that after implementing a similar block at its newspaper Bild, more than two - thirds of users chose to turn off their ad - blocking software.

It doesn't take more than a second between the time you look up a product on one site and find it as an ad on your social feeds.

The social networking giant pulls in billions of advertising dollars at a time when more traditional news publishers are scrambling to boost their online ad revenues.

Maybe if such publishers spent more time working providing an attractive advertising experience for their readers, they wouldn't have to install ad - blocking blockers at all.

In a statement about the ad, Williams said she hadn't started playing tennis with the explicit intention of breaking down barriers, but that, «Over time, I became much more conscious of the impact I had, and I became more conscious of what I had to do to make a difference.»

What's more, if people spend less time on the platform, they won't see as many ads.

And then Zuckerberg handed the call off to COO Sheryl Sandberg, who told analysts that Facebook's ad - targeting tools are getting more efficient all the time.

More than two dozen CEOs signed a letter that appeared in full - page ads Thursday in The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal.

The tweet was retweeted more than 16,000 times, and became one of the more memorable ad moments of the game.

As he framed it, the real targets of the strategy here are parents (and older siblings), who will spend more time using Messenger — and seeing ads and conducting commerce there — if they can get their families together in one digital location.

Over time you will find that your ads get stronger and become more effective.

Montgomery likened it to «going back in time with consumer advertising, because consumers are going to see more irrelevant ads.»

What matters most is page - views, which accounts for ad effectiveness over time, including visits to a website, seeking more information, product purchases, becoming a lead or keeping a brand top of mind.

Reaching customers became easier during the recession as the cost of advertising time dropped, meaning companies could buy more ads.

Once your prospects have viewed your ads seven or more times, each additional impression will be less effective.

The amount of ads, offers and promotions that people experience throughout the holiday season is reminiscent of what a person would experience standing in the middle of Times Square for more than 10 weeks.

Part of Facebook's spending will include hiring 10,000 more workers — a mixture of full - time and contract employees — to review questionable ads and other postings.

A few other brands got in on the action but before the lights came back on, Oreo's new ad had the strongest showing, retweeted more than 10,000 times and thousands of «favourites» on Twitter.

Stranger Things led the social - media pack out of 65 different brands, which ran 104 spots in 49 ad breaks on Fox for just under 49.9 minutes of dedicated ad time, according to iSpot.tv, which measures activity from more than 10 million smart TVs and tracks responses to TV ads on social and digital platforms.

TBG obtained these most recent numbers from 520 billion impressions (the number of times an ad is displayed) for their 282 clients, across more than 190 countries from January 2011 to September 2012.

I recently spent more time than I should probably admit to enjoying a collection of top video ads curated by readers over on the Moz blog.

It's likely that the company's vow to do more to police its ads, along with news of big changes to its search algorithm, has placated advertisers for the time being.

You've got to track what's in someone's cart, you have to handle orders, and there's just generally more functionality going on that's harder to manage on the server side, particularly when it comes to traffic spikes you might get at certain times, such as on Black Friday, during holidays, or after a big ad is aired.

With all these recent changes, that seem to be here to stay, there's never been a more important time to understand Facebook ads.

Essentially, consumers are nine times more likely to watch ads that appear this way:

«Synctag along with its niche strategist team is able to provide unique social media solutions to get a 20 % above more and delivery value for the ads on social media and campaign virality in a relatively shorter time period,» states, Harsh Mehta Founder at Synctag, to Entrepreneur India.

«We think that monetization over time will take its course because on mobile you can provide more targeted ads to users because of location - based data and other personal data that we can collect.

We've found time and time again that when ads are dynamically placed to maximize viewability, users are far more likely to engage.

That number «was more than [Trump] spent on actual ad buys in all media during all of 2015,» the study notes, and the candidate's total advertising value was 1.5 times what Bush, Rubio and Cruz got.

He tried one more time, and this time staked everything on a big, fancy ad of the type he had admired.

NPR recently reported that Time Warner - owned CNN made roughly $ 100 million more in ad revenues this year than in past election years, as CNN could reportedly approach $ 1 billion in profit this year for the first time in the network's histTime Warner - owned CNN made roughly $ 100 million more in ad revenues this year than in past election years, as CNN could reportedly approach $ 1 billion in profit this year for the first time in the network's histtime in the network's history.

The ads will be bought and sold via a real - time auction marketplace, which means Spotify will be able to sell much more efficiently.

More ads equal slower loading times on a mobile browser and sucking the life out of someone's limited data plan.

When I did this, I found conversations with individuals I had years ago, photos from my timeline, ads that I had clicked throughout the time I've been using Facebook, groups I'm in, posts to my timeline dating back to 2005 and more.

Facebook stores almost every single interaction you've had with the social network since you joined, including every time you've logged in, ads you've clicked, events you've been invited to, a list of the people you follow, your friends, your hometown, every time you've sent or received a message, every single status update and more.

To use the ad mistake as a shortcut to create a more powerful brand, Bloomingdales must take time to decide on what it wants its customers to know it for the most.

Denton: More display ad impressions down the page, and for sponsored content, time on page is a differentiating factor.

Consumers are more likely to shop for a product they have seen six to eight times, through repeated TV ad exposure.

More than one million users have agreed to leave location sharing on all the time so Foursquare can track and analyze their movements; through a partnership with Nielsen, that data is then being connected to consumers» purchasing data, so that marketers can understand how ads people see directly relate to purchases they make.

When he posted the ad, it was viewed more than seven million times.

Because buys can be made in a much more ad hoc fashion than on network TV, the marketer can swap in and out different messages at almost any time in a campaign.

The New York Times» Andrew Kramer reported on the phenomenon in December, writing that «for more than three years, rather than rely on military officers working out of isolated bunkers, Russian government recruiters have scouted a wide range of programmers, placing prominent ads on social media sites, offering jobs to college students and professional coders, and even speaking openly about looking in Russia's criminal underworld for potential talent.»

Citing census data, an equity research analyst claims Facebook is once again inflating one of its key metrics, this time grossly over-reporting its ability to sell ads and effectively inventing millions more young Americans than actually exist.

How Brands Are Getting More Sophisticated at Using Location Data More sophisticated use of location data will drive related ad spending to $ 38.7 billion by 2022 according to recent research, and AdWeek explores how location data can best be harnessed and how it has evolved over time.

Users click on or save ads delivered after check - ins more than 15 percent of the time on average, Rosenblatt said — a rate that beats the less than 1 percent engagement on a typical mobile ad.

But given the success the Liberals had this time out with ads clearly designed to elicit fear and loathing, it is safe to predict that we'll see more of the same in future elections, perhaps even from the NDP, which managed in this election to avoid their opponents» tone of personal rage and insult pretty successfully.