Sentences with phrase «n't run ads»

You can't run ads before trial to improve your client's chances, but you'd be foolish not to do some demographic analysis of your own.

There's a new agreement in the games industry that magazines won't run ads from games that have not been reviewed by the ESRB, the game industry ratings board.

They didn't run ads in print media.

We don't run ads for the sake of running ads.

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its more like they simply don't run the ads outside of the initial release of the car.

We make it so they can't run our ads.

Focus marketing on your most likely customers; e.g., don't run an ad in a community newspaper if only a small percentage of readers will buy.

A key commonality of all of these new networks is that they do not run ads, instead relying on subscriptions or «freemium» models similar to that of LinkedIn, where users can upgrade to access certain features.

During the ’06 election cycle, I was baffled about why more candidates weren't running ads on local political sites, since they're usually quite cheap, often on the order of $ 25 or $ 50 per week, and they're reaching a very tightly targeted audience.

The logic's obvious when you think about it: Facebook organizing is free as long as you're not running ads or paying to promote content, making it perfect for candidates with more enthusiasm than cash.

Other options: why not run ads with the video embedded in them, perhaps with the YouTube trailer or a highlight reel (if they're running anything other than the variant above and a text version, I haven't seen it).

A Democrat running for governor in Maryland is vowing to not run any ads on Sinclair - owned stations after the network mandated local news anchors read messages decrying «fake news» and «media bias.»

Of course it would be unfair to claim that companies don't run ad campaigns the rest of the year, because they do.

University of California at Berkeley's Boalt Hall legal ethics professor Bruce Budner has claimed that he personally would not run the ad, but noted that there is no law against «bad taste, if that's what you want to call it.»

With Tracking Protection turned on, you'll get a web that lets you browse freely with fewer worries about pesky trackers, built by an independent organization that doesn't run an ad network.

Not exact matches

«You can't just run an ad and get applicants with the [right] skills,» she says.

Any advertiser who doesn't pass will be prohibited from running political or issue ads.

«Not only will you have to disclose which page paid for an ad, but we will also make it so you can visit an advertiser's page and see the ads they're currently running to any audience on Facebook,» Zuckerberg said, calling this «perhaps the most important step we're taking.»

Thanks to lobbying by Facebook and others, political ads on social media are already not subject to the same disclosure requirements as ads that run on TV or in print.

MillerCoors executives said they don't intend to run such overtly masculine ads going forward, acknowledging the ideology of masculinity in the U.S. has changed.

They also wouldn't want to run their ads on the weekend if they know the workweek delivers better results, and they are on a limited budget.

If you find there isn't a way to effectively target all common search queries with a laser - targeted, static - based ad, then it is time to run a DKI split test on that particular ad group.

We are not a sponsor of the program nor do we have ads scheduled to run on future episodes.

If you've only been running the ads in a particular ad group for a few months or less, you want to be testing major differences, not minor tweaks.

«Hillary Clinton doesn't have the fortitude, the strength or stamina to lead in our world,» a narrator said in an ad Trump's campaign ran in October 2016.

Initially, the ads will run only on mobile, not desktop devices.

Once your campaign is up and running, you can use the AdWords Dashboard to measure the performance of your ads — including but not limited to number of views.

But like many would - be entrepreneurs, I don't know much about balance sheets, cash flow, marketing budgets, ad sales, or other essentials for running a company.

Perkins said last year, many on the AB InBev «craft» team didn't know about the ad until they saw it run during the game.

Things were so nascent that as Wired reported in 2010, the ad agency buying the ads ran into an obvious but unexpected problem: «It had to create websites for its clients, who weren't even sure that interacting online was a good idea - or that the ads were even legal.»

«A lot of companies build Facebook ads with advertising companies that might not be approved by Facebook, and they're using wording or running contests that Facebook simply won't allow,» notes Germano.

«This is not a platform that advertisers will want to, in advance, associate themselves with,» Kramer said, noting that ad campaigns are put together long before they run.

So, don't just run a couple of ads and then quit.

A full - page four - color ad in The Southern Voice, a newspaper directed toward Atlanta's gay population, ran them $ 450, as opposed to $ 4,000 for a comparable ad in Creative Loafing, an alternative paper serving the same geographic market but not specifically targeted toward gays.

For example, if you own an e-retail store that sells designer women's shoes but not athletic shoes, then you won't want your ads to show up on searches for «women's running shoes» but do want them to show up on searches for «women's shoes.»

Thus, you can add «running» as a negative keyword, and your ads won't be shown for any searches that include the word «running.»

It's true the traditional 30 - second spot seems a little old - fashioned in the age of the Internet (legendary U.K. adman Trevor Beattie recently declared that ads should run no longer than five seconds), but it isn't going away.

However, the ads aren't likely to draw the same attention as this Minions run if they become commonplace.

Within a few weeks, it added technological safeguards designed to make sure ads don't run next to extremist videos.

Miller tried to play that game in the lite beer category, but whenever they or anyone else ran a «bikinis on the beach» ad, people gave credit to Bud even though it wasn't a Bud ad.

If you're not here yet, think about running ads and landing page signups to start creating buzz.

(For example, Optiva ads that ran in national consumer magazines claimed that using the competing Braun product wouldn't prevent the growth of bacteria that might contribute to heart disease, stroke, low birth weight, and other life - threatening conditions.)

You can run the most visually stunning, well - written ad ever crafted, but if it's aimed at the wrong audience, it's not a good ad.

Chrome will flag sites that run annoying ads such as auto - playing video with sound, and it will block all ads on offending sites if they don't reform themselves.

Zuckerberg blinked for a moment — he couldn't believe it either — and then said simply, «Senator, we run ads.»

Michael Glassner, the executive director of the Donald J. Trump for President campaign, said CNN's decision not to run the ad was «censorship pure and simple» in a statement Wednesday.

«There hasn't really been a global social network until now and the rise of Facebook has meant that now you have a platform which allows you to run campaigns that will reach users in multiple regions,» Norris told Sydney's Ad: Tech conference last week.

While it did not need to run the replacement ads, some issues arose.

Collins asked Schroepfer whether Facebook's ad transparency measures will also include «targeting data» — i.e. «will I understand not just who the advertiser was and what other adverts they'd run but why they'd chose to advertise to me»?