Sentences with phrase «page ad reads»

One two - page ad reads, Don't wait to buy land; buy land and wait.

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Some have taken to using popups that ask users to «whitelist» the site, while others have blocked anyone using ad - blocking software from reading anything on their pages.

This in effect hijacked Google Home devices, causing the machines to read aloud from the Whopper's Wikipedia page, which Burger King had recently replaced with ad copy.

The browser is aiming to build a digital ad service around the token that cuts out third parties so that users pay BAT to publishers based on how long they browse and read a page.

Your headline must grab attention, reiterate the offer made in the ad, and compel your prospect to keep reading the rest of the page.

Great article... until your web site told me you don't want me to read it by plopping an ad on top of the page.

While she's reading your post, she spots an ad on the page beside your article.

So, the fact that you read it, and commented on it, and brought up all the ads on the page when you did that, that points to some kind of failure on CNN's part?

«Norm Coleman took $ 30K from Stevens, $ 6K from corrupt Big Oil,» reads the ad, which links to a Stevens - related landing page on Franken's campaign site.

Visitors to the Republican National Convention may catch a full page ad taken out by Young Conservatives for the Freedom to Marry and Log Cabin Republicans on Wednesday if they're reading the Tampa Tribune, LCR reports: The full - page color... Read

But... our ads cover the page and make recipes hard to read.

On Athletics.com, for instance, ads on each side of the page featured an attractive group of potential matches and text that read «Meet other single Athletics fans.»

Personal ads featured on this page were written by real Read More...

National Lampoon was one such force, spun off from the Harvard Lampoon in 1970 and emerging over the course of the decade as a raunchy (naked women appeared frequently in its pages), surrealist (fake ads were one of National Lampoon's specialties), boundary - pushing (the magazine's most famous cover reads, «If You Don't Buy This Magazine, We'll Kill This Dog») leader in American satire.

It's where every part of your communication strategy meets — clickthroughs from your search engine ads, folks who heard you on NPR and want to learn more (dream big, folks), reporters checking you out for a story, readers who clicked from your Facebook page for more information, or people who picked up your literature at that reading you did last week.

It has targeted authors who ironically paid for ads on Amazon for the specific purpose of increasing page reads and, as a result...

Lighter and brighter, with crisp, sharp text, no full page flashing and no ads, our redesigned reading experience is more immersive than ever making the device a must - have item for long - form readers.

First, Macmillan took out a full - page NYT ad for one of its new hardcover releases... and let the reading public know that the book is available everywhere except Amazon: Macmillan NYT Ad: «Available at booksellers everywhere except Amazon»ad for one of its new hardcover releases... and let the reading public know that the book is available everywhere except Amazon: Macmillan NYT Ad: «Available at booksellers everywhere except Amazon»Ad: «Available at booksellers everywhere except Amazon».

BookShelf / BookShelf LT for iPhone Free; $ 9.99 for ad - free version Bookshelf is the only e-book-reading app that auto - scrolls text, and its system for off - line reading of documents and Web pages on your iPhone works better than Stanza's.

I have not found these ads to be distracting, since they don't show on the text pages when I'm reading.

I'm not getting rich, but for every dollar I spend on the ad, I'm making back about $ 1.50 (about 30c of that is from KU pages read).

Users would pay a monthly fee or adhere to the freemium model of ads within the texts in order to get to read; the publishers would then receive compensation for the books that were consumed during that month, either in full or in page - view portions.

One benefit of this is it focuses on the main content of the page which it presents for easy reading as an article while removing the ads or extra columns.

A button in the nav bar lets you toggle between Browser View and Article View, which shows you a version of the current Web page that's been stripped of ads and navigation bars for easier reading.

You can attract people to your Page in various ways, including inviting your friends to «like» your Page, adding your Page link on your blog posts, and buying Facebook ads to get your Page in front of the people who might be most interested in buying / reading your books.

An Article View button strips all of the ads off a page for a purer reading experience.

A button in the nav bar lets you toggle between Browser View and Article View, which shows you a version of the current web page that's been stripped of ads and navigation bars for easier reading.

She sent me a picture of this product... which showed up on ad on a page I was reading on my phone's browser this morning.

In this article, Lindsay Buroker writes, «2016 was a tough year for a lot of indie authors, with people reporting everything from flawed reporting and not getting credit for page reads in Amazon's Kindle Unlimited program to no longer being able to get Bookbub ads to no longer being able to afford Facebook ads due to their increasing popularity with authors.»

tinyurl.com/SheBuysAKindle This summer Amazon also ran a fun series of TV ads where a blonde woman insists she prefers things like «the rewarding feeling of actually folding down the page» of a book instead of reading a Kindle — though each ad invariably ends with her borrowing her friend's Kindle instead.

Everyone who has read the first book or who looked at its product page gets an ad for the second book.

Make sure you read past page 1 of Google (90 % don't — and many pages are «loaded with ads» meaning that content, blogs, and comments are pushed way down and off the first few pages of your search).

Readability is a «bookmarklet,» a little piece of code you save as a browser bookmark and that takes annoyingly - formatted articles that are split into 4 pages (I'm looking at you, Gatorsports.com) and formats them into a single, easy - to - read, black - text - on - white page, removing annoying side columns and flashing ads.

The good news is that you'll see faster page load times than offered by the iPhone 4 (thanks to the A5 dual - core processor), and Safari now sports a cool new Reader feature that strips pages of ads and blows up text to make articles easier to read.

Safari sports a cool new Reader feature that strips pages of ads and blows up text to make articles easier to read.

We're planning to use a variety of ads that say something like, «find your next great read»; users who click on those ads will be taken to the search landing page where they can explore the full contents of our entire ebook catalog.

While some things in marketing have changed (the addition of social media, book trailers, buying Google Ad words, creating online communities), some things have stayed the same (full - page announcement ad on the back of the Times arts section, easelbacks, bookmarks, Reading Group Guides, regional bookseller holiday catalogsAd words, creating online communities), some things have stayed the same (full - page announcement ad on the back of the Times arts section, easelbacks, bookmarks, Reading Group Guides, regional bookseller holiday catalogsad on the back of the Times arts section, easelbacks, bookmarks, Reading Group Guides, regional bookseller holiday catalogs).

Honestly, once I got into what I was reading, I forgot about the cheap, crappy page - turn buttons and the tacky ads on the sleep screen.

2016 was a tough year for a lot of indie authors, with people reporting everything from flawed reporting and not getting credit for page reads in Amazon's Kindle Unlimited program to no longer being able to get Bookbub ads to no longer being able to afford Facebook ads due to their increasing popularity with authors.

There's also a grammar tool for easier reading; Reading View can now also go full screen while web pages can be printed without clutter so your printer won't waste half its ink printing a banner ad on anreading; Reading View can now also go full screen while web pages can be printed without clutter so your printer won't waste half its ink printing a banner ad on anReading View can now also go full screen while web pages can be printed without clutter so your printer won't waste half its ink printing a banner ad on an email.

When you open Instapaper, it downloads the text of web pages you have marked for reading later — without the ads, pictures, and other extraneous stuff — making it much easier to read long - form text.

As the beautiful full - page iPad ads continue to spread over the countryside, more and more people get accustomed to the idea of reading on tablets, phones, screens of all kinds.

The Offer Direct Link to offer (ad page 22) Buy $ 300 in Mastercard gift cards at Office... Read More →

Right now, though, it seems to happen 90 % of the time I load a page, and sometimes even while I'm reading an article (probably because ads get reloaded periodically).

Everyone who attended art - school theory seminars from the mid-1970s on, and everyone who reads Artforum, knows that in 1974, New York artist Lynda Benglis's gallery purchased two pages of ad space in the magazine's November issue.

I read the NY Times online and tend not to pay much attention to the ads so I don't really experience the effect of full Exxon page «advertorials,» and I totally tune out TV ads and rarely watch TV news, but this barrage of full page ads and the fossil fuel industry's command of policy, media and political resources is an incredible misallocation of funds, a market failure of monumental scale.

It's also obvious that many people still do — and in face of reading about the looming crisis of climate change, turn the page to a Range Rover ad and head to the dealership.

Many of us downloaded and read the document and are aware that it is only 33 pages long ad contains no figures on page 9.

To be effective, a person who is exposed to your newspaper ad on Sunday should recognize you when they read your blog post on Tuesday or explore your LinkedIn page on Wednesday.

At times, I carefully read those full - page ads claiming unlimited this and unlimited that for what seems to be a reasonable amount.