The phrase "a viable advertising" is not correct in English.
It should be "viable advertising" without the article "a." You can use the corrected phrase when discussing advertising strategies or methods that are practical and effective.
Example: "The marketing team proposed viable advertising options that could increase our brand visibility."
Alternatives: "effective advertising" or "practical advertising".
I can't see it as a viable advertising expression because advertising has to be topical and responsive to what's happening in the marketplace.
"There's a search for a viable advertising business model for the Internet," said Bill Harvey, chief executive and president at New Century.
That strategy did not pan out in the near term, but it left the company positioned for growth once the Web became a viable advertising proposition.
The government's plans for a UK-wide network of local TV stations was the brainchild of former culture secretary Jeremy Hunt, despite widespread scepticism that there is a viable advertising model to make the businesses sustainable.
As these metrics don't currently exist outside of retail sales, the data can make video games a viable advertising medium, with delineation of what's popular being the focus in deciding where ad dollars will go.
In my opinion this doesn't sound like a very viable advertising business, especially as they are not even allowed to see the files on the system so can't target advertising.
Without KPIs that can be directly attributed to Instagram advertising, the current ad format would not prove to be a measurable or viable advertising medium for anyone other than enterprise-level businesses.
Riffing off of how some Twitter Trending Topics are inane (um), developer Mark Beeson has created his own Dick Bar, one line of Javascript that will let you display Twitter's auto-overlaying attempts at a viable form of mobile advertising on your own site.
Buzzmedia, a Los Angeles-based company that runs a handful of pop culture and music blogs, has decided that second-best is a viable way to gain Internet advertising, Ben Sisario writes.
At the moment eventsites still remains a prototype but it could easily become a viable commerical application by generating advertising supported revenues to offset any commerical API licensing costs.
A PD programme with satisfactory and constantly improving quality indicators can be more readily and boldly advertised as a viable and good option for renal replacement therapy.
