Sentences with phrase «see ads at»

And then there are those times when we've simply had enough, and we don't want to see any ads at all.

Some users do not want to see any ads at all and would rather contribute some of their own money to the sites they visit most.

When we buy a game, we generally expect to not see ads at all although sometimes they are included anyways.

Carriers are not strong when it comes to BlackBerry and we see no ads AT ALL.

Will Three try to get ad networks to pay to have their ads show up even if a customer wants to see no ads at all?

Users of the Adblock Plus browser extension can choose to see no ads at all.

I saw the ad at the top of your post and was surprised by that....

I saw the ad at Bloomberg.com.

Some local realtors may call you from seeing the ad at Realtor.com but they will NOT call you to bring over their buyers from seeing it in the local MLS like they normally do with a MLS listing.

Not exact matches

We've all seen those tear - jerking Tim Hortons ads where Canadians look to the iconic coffee chain to feel at home.

They also plan to conduct A / B testing to see whether it's more effective to, say, put the advertisers» names at the top of ads or whether it's better to lead with a call to action or discount or promotion.

Martin Sorrell may be out as head of WPP, the ad giant he founded, but the company is not looking at a full break - up, even though some see it as unmanageable by anyone else.

«It gives assurance to advertisers that with this premium content, their ads will not only be seen, but show positive brand engagement,» says Michael Neale, chief investment officer at MediaCom in Toronto.

Make sure to implement at least four different sets of advertising copy within each ad group so you can see which copy performs the best.

People will be able to see who political ads are targeted at, and how much they cost.

What he didn't see was a single ad for a job in his profession, including one identified by ProPublica that was being shown to younger users: a posting for a social media director job at HubSpot.

You've got to wonder how it is that all the smart people at Cadbury (including their PR department) and at their ad agency (Fallon), didn't see this coming.

In - display ads are the video ads you see in the right - hand column on video pages and at the top of the results of a YouTube Search.

About 10 million people in the U.S. reportedly saw at least one Facebook ad promoted by agents linked to Moscow over the course two years before and after the 2016 presidential election.

Maybe focusing on one particular course that teaches video production at the college makes way more sense, mimicking what you see in the Wix ad, because then a potential student can imagine what it is like to take that course.

«When we look at the category, we haven't seen much besides me - too offerings,» Niccol told Ad Age at the time.

The only ads people see on Mint.com are ones that will save them at least $ 50.

What changes is that when the consumer uses their credit card at an offline store, it can be traced back to an ad that they saw online.

The relationship between Huffington and Armstrong has been an uneasy one at times, with Huffington expecting Armstrong to deliver on all the lofty promises he wooed her with, even as Armstrong increasingly came to see that ad tech, not content, was the way forward for AOL.

So when you look at Chinese PBR ads, you'll see a fancy bottle next to a champagne flute, with stacks of barrels trailing off behind, as if a high - end scotch were being advertised.

These paid advertising opportunities are inexpensive and highly targeted, ensuring that your ad (s) will be seen at the exact moment someone is searching for content based on a keyword or search phrase that matches specific keywords associated with your video content.

The lawsuit is the latest example of criticism leveled at Facebook for so - called micro-targeting, a process that has allowed advertisers to choose who sees their ads based on age, interests, race and even such characteristics as whether they dislike people based on race or religion.

And Facebook ad tool Heyo ran an A / B test to see the effect that the «Learn More» button had, compared to no button at all.

So now that the sky isn't falling, it's a good time to look back at ads and see the problem Goodell was talking about.

Alison Garrison, a senior director of marketing at Volusion, an ecommerce platform for SMBs, saw a long 12 months» worth of organic search engine optimization hit pay dirt when she added Google Shopping ads.

Nick Parish recently saw one ad for Old Navy's cheap alternative to Lulu's yoga pants that made an explicit jab at the company.

In Herradura's case, they can see which type of content does better at getting people to shop, whether it's a video, banner, or pop - up ad; they can also see where people were more likely to shop in terms of physical location and type of store; and they can see where else potential buyers of Herradura are likely to go, thus allowing them to fill in the outlines of their ideal consumer.

The CTA is the «title» text you see in blue color at the top of a Facebook ad, and it's one of the most important aspects of Facebook marketing.

MB: Looking at the figures on your website you said you drove 1.5 % increase in favourability among people who saw your [US election campaign] ads.

Facebook recommends letting them run for at least a few business days, so you can collect enough data to see if the ad buy was worth your money.

The NEXT DAY a hand written envelope showed up in her mailbox, with a printed copy of an ad for the car she looked at online, and a note saying, «Come see us.»

To the very right of all the standard tabs at the top of the tab (Campaigns, Ad Groups, Settings, etc.) you'll see a little button with a down arrow on it.

Facebook at first said just 10 million users had seen ads bought by the IRA, but later explained that when organic un-paid posts were counted, 126 million people had seen the propaganda group's Facebook posts and another 20 million had seen its Instagram posts.

Julian Shapiro recommends waiting until you have at least 2,000 reach per ad (number of people who've seen your ad) before comparing the performance of your various ads.

Want to have your ads seen just by people with 10 years of experience that work in mid-management at pharmaceutical companies in the eastern US with between 10,000 and 20,000 people?

Then after you've built your initial list — you need to click «Review Estimates,» at which point you will need to toggle (again) from «Ad Group» to «Keyword,» and then enter a bid before you see any useful data.

Pay a movie theater to play a pre-recorded video of your pitch after the ads at a movie you know they're going to see (because they posted about it on social media)

By now, you have probably seen, or at least heard of, this ad: I have no idea what Rand Paul did when he was an undergraduate at Baylor University, but I doubt that he ever seriously worshipped false idols.

Well, I can see in 2000 years, academics looking back at the «great persecution of Christians» and finding that the great persecutions of the early part of the third millennium AD were actually blog comments by anonymous people.

You want to see what a Greek looks like from 400 AD, look at the Hunza — they are descended from Alexanders troops.

There are as many ads in the world as there are rocks on the earth, and unless you've been living under one of those rocks, you've probably seen at least...

At first blush, he's looking to find his spiritual center, but then you see that little smile and Coke ad, and the implication is that he's found yet another healing moment to spin an ad campaign out of (kudos to Vox's Todd VanDerWerff, whose prediction was on the money.)

There are as many ads in the world as there are rocks on the earth, and unless you've been living under one of those rocks, you've probably seen at least one ad that was the epitome of the old adage «sex sells.»

In that connection, you might want to look at the ad for the neat little back - issue organizer (see page 44).

and Titus in AD.70, entered the Holy of Holies of the temple, presumably to see for themselves what the mystery was at the heart of the Jews» religion — and found nothing.