Sentences with phrase «shows paid ads»

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«For example, if advertisers are paying an average of $ 20 per 1,000 ad impressions, the videos where those ads are being shown may only generate $ 2 or $ 3 per 1,000 views.»

Called «Seeso,» the service will launch widely in January, at which point members can pay $ 3.99 per month for ad - free access to a full library NBC comedy programming — from new episodes of Saturday Night Live and Jimmy Fallon's The Tonight Show to all past episodes of classic shows like The Office and 30 Rock — along with a slate of new original series and stand - up comedy specials.

Done properly, social media has the potential to show greater returns than paid ads in print publications, radio and television.

Basically, this system enables you to aim paid ads at this user and show him or her customized promotional messages.

«We're going to provide a searchable archive of all of those ads, and show who paid for them,» Schroepfer said.

McDowell said the company paid «under $ 2 million» to have the ad shown during the Golden Globes and its pre-show and after - show segments.

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?

«I pay attention to the analytics,» Greg says, «and that helps me think about where to put the ads in the show.

Alper has no plans to make the app a subscription - only service, have a paid tier, or show ads.

That makes it easier to sell through (for you) because unlike other forms of advertising, you're only paying for clicks and not just for impressions (having your ads show up).

Paid online ads will stop showing when the budget is exhausted.

This guide is going to show you how to hit your audience using paid ads.

Web advertising is typically paid for in one of two ways: * Impression (CPM) based: Advertisers pay to have their ads shown to your visitors, and pay per impression.

Daniel Ives, an analyst with GBH Insights, also shares Post's optimism that by altering the news feed, Facebook could make even more money because advertisers will want to pay more to show ads to a happier audience.

That month, the company disclosed that beginning in June 2015, Russians had paid Facebook $ 100,000 to run roughly 3,000 divisive ads to show the American electorate.

For example, if you choose «brand awareness,» Facebook will show your ads to people most likely to pay attention to them.

If you're a small business on a shoestring budget (or, hey, even if you're not) paying for print ads, TV commercials, branded products, print catalogs, or a booth at a trade show is a huge investment.

And political ads, every single one of them, will show up on the Facebook page that paid for them.

He also clarified that Facebook doesn't «offer an option today for people to pay to not show ads.»

If you buy a booth and pay in full you will receive a free enhanced show program booth listing, a $ 50 dollar value.If you have a booth already in the the show, 20 % off any show program purchases of enhanced listings and ads.

For the National Fiery Foods & Barbecue Show, March 4 - 6, 2016, Black Friday to Cyber Monday, November 30, if you buy a booth and pay in full you will receive a free 1/4 page ad in the show program, production included, a $ 250 vaShow, March 4 - 6, 2016, Black Friday to Cyber Monday, November 30, if you buy a booth and pay in full you will receive a free 1/4 page ad in the show program, production included, a $ 250 vashow program, production included, a $ 250 value.

Today, Cyber Monday, November 30, if you buy a booth and pay in full you will receive a free 1/4 page ad in the show program, production included, a $ 250 value.

Use ads paid for with your millions of special interest money to define the other guy, and show how wonderful you are.

People notice ads even when they don't click on them — for instance, studies have shown that having your paid ad on a search results page increases clicks on your links that show up in the organic search results.

Note that like a lot of current YouTube «commercials» (i.e., campaign videos), it ran only once as a paid ad, but was amplified by being shown to the huge audiences then watching the network news shows.

Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver's longtime fiscal ad viser, Dean Fuleihan, who earlier this month «retired» after 33 years working for the Assembly to take what many expected would be a private - sector job, wound up landing a cushy government job that pays about $ 30,000 more, records show.

Cherie Messore, with the Independent Oil and Gas Association, a gas industry lobby group that is helping pay for the ads, says the spots are aimed at showing there's support for fracking.

A review of Rice's DA account disclosures filed with the state Board of Elections since her ascension to the House in 2015 show she has paid $ 4,500 for ads in the publications of the Building and Construction Trades Council of Nassau and Suffolk Counties, $ 150 for a «journal ad» from an African - American church in Hempstead and $ 21,000 to local Democratic Party organizations that have supported her re-election to Congress.

The independent expenditures have paid for television ads and direct mail against Tenney, the records show.

Curran paid BerlinRose nearly $ 160,000 since January and $ 14,000 on TV ads with AKPD Message + Media, which in 2013 created the well - known ad featuring de Blasio's son, Dante, records show.

Ad networks pay a fee to app developers in order to show ads and monitor user activity — collecting app lists, device models, geo - locations, etc..

We show small ads so you don't have to pay.

So while more ads will be showing up on Tinder in the long run, the company still needs to figure how to get people to pay for mobile products.

If you are managing a paid search campaign on Google Ad Words and want to make sure your ads aren't showing up for these searches you can go to your keywords tab, then scroll all the way down the page and expand the «negatives» link and put in the terms that you don't want to appear on.

One is required to pay to sign up, however not mandatory but is good as it will prevent annoying pop - ups and ads from showing.

This is why you don't want to advertise your book on just any blog's sidebar — you're paying to show that ad to everybody.

In the past, if you were manufacturing lip gloss and wanted to advertise to TV - watchers, you'd have to pay someone to do a market study of various TV shows, figure out which audiences buy a lot of lip gloss, and take out ads based on that information.

This allows you to pay, upload an ad, put in your link and have it show up right away!

Doubtful but then the advertiser is paying for clicks, not based on how many times the ad is shown!

The patent clearly shows that ads are opt - out indicating paid books and advertising - supported books.

You won't be running ads on busses and paying for your book trailer to be shown on the local news.

That fee is a bit lower than we've seen in the past, but don't expect consumers to be happy with the fact that they have to pay to remove ads from a tablet — it's one thing when ads are displayed on an eReader, but when ads are shown on a more expensive tablet, to many that's an entirely different beast.

On a local news show that features extended features, many spotlight local businesses and a message is scrawled across the bottom that the segment was a paid ad.

Subsidizing devices by showing ads isn't anything new for the company, but once it became clear that these new Kindle Fires would be showing ads, people began wondering if Amazon would allow users to opt out of the special offers program by paying a fee, as it has done with its devices in the past.

Several months ago, Amazon began pushing pay - to - play ads which show up in reader's organic search.

A professional dog breeder also faces expenses, even more if you count all the marketing side of running a kennel: dog shows, pet exhibitions, paid ads, website hosting, website creating, domain name, etc..

Advertising is a necessity of modern life in order to become known and to show one's product to the general public, and anyone with the money to pay for the space and the fancy artwork can become a major advertiser whether or not the claims in the ads are true.

Advertisers have the privilege of showing up on Google searches when people are looking for the kinds of products they sell, and then advertisers pay Google each time their ad is clicked.

There is nothing wrong for my money for artists who are having solo shows with a gallery to put up some funds for catalogues or ads if the dealer is unable to pay for them but I don't like it and prefer my agents to pay for these things.

The global warming community spends a lot of time with ad hominem attacks on skeptics, usually accusing them of being in the pay of oil and power companies, but they all know that their own funding in turn would dry up rapidly if they were to show any bit of skepticism in their own work.