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Discover LudwigThe word 'Advertising' is correct and commonly used in written English
You can use 'Advertising' when referring to the process of promoting a product, service or idea through various forms of communication such as commercials, print ads, billboards, etc. Example: "The company spent a large portion of their budget on advertising in order to increase sales."
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Advertising For information about advertising, sponsorship or commercial opportunities with Guardian Australia visit our advertising pages.
2. To help us to monitor and improve the services we offer 3. To sell advertising space on the site.
Discover how they achieved that specific Heineken taste, marvel at 140 years of beer advertising, or get 'brewed' yourself in a 4D movie.
He was a former advertising agency "suit", an Oxford history graduate recruited in the 50s when London establishment ad agencies recruited those kinds of people.
It is such a money spinner thanks to its integrated advertising packages that the network doubled it to two series each year in 2013 without killing audience enthusiasm.
It has always been tricky for Messrs Cameron and Clegg to present themselves as united in an endeavour to put the country right while at the same advertising their differences in order to reassure the blue and yellow tribes that they are not betraying their respective party's fundamental beliefs.
In 2010, Wood made reportedly the largest ever single political donation in Australian history, giving the Green party A$1.6m £1mm) to enable it to mount a prime-time TV advertising campaign.
Yet nearly all advertising for sanitary products encourages us to hide this chunk of our lives – three thousand days for most women – by preventing leaks that might embarrass us and everyone else; by ensuring we don't, God forbid, smell of menstrual blood; by putting menstruation behind locked doors and safely enclosed in euphemism.
Hungary has approved new and higher taxes on soap, alcohol, advertising and supermarkets, the latest in a series of unorthodox levies put forward by the prime minister, Viktor Orbán.
We have become suspicious: of their mawkish advertising, of their treatment of farmers, of their desperate bids to package up things that really don't need packaging up at all (I mean this literally and metaphorically, versions of "restaurant-style" dishes being every bit as phoney and wasteful as apples wrapped in too much plastic).
The Guardian has won the award for responsible media and advertising at the 2014 Body Confidence Awards.
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