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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a print ad" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an advertisement that is printed in a physical format, such as in newspapers, magazines, or brochures.
Example: "The company decided to launch a new marketing campaign that includes a print ad in the local newspaper."
Alternatives: "a printed advertisement" or "a paper ad".
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A print ad takes a similar tack.
And a print ad proclaimed, "Tea psyches you up".
"Think.org-onimically," the headline of a print ad urges.
In other words, as a print ad proclaims, "Life without Soap.com stinks".
"The dream of ages has been brought closer," a print ad read at the time.
The idea of making a print ad come to life is very compelling.
She also chided American readers with a print ad with the headline "Come on!
Your campaign may take the form of a print ad, poster, TV ad or radio announcement.
In a print ad for Frito-Lay, two women are surveying a Baked Lay's bag.
A print ad shows a man sleeping as Sheraton logos float above his head.
Among the bothersome things about Microsoft is a print ad campaign the company recently ran.
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