The phrase "ads account" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a truncated form of "ads account" which could refer to an advertising account, typically used in the context of online advertising platforms.
Example: "To manage your campaigns effectively, you need to access your ads account on the platform."
Alternatives: "advertising account" or "ad account".
Online ads account for a sliver of revenue.
These ads account for a large majority of Google's revenue, and their growth is slowing.
App ads account for more than half of Facebook's mobile revenue and they show how the ad market is changing.
Piper Jaffray has estimated that local ads account for an estimated 10% of Google's revenues; revenues for the third quarter of 2007 alone were £2.16bn.
Video could be a lucrative area for Twitter to play in — video ads account for more than half of all videos viewed and some 1.6 percent of all minutes spent viewing online video are spent with video ads.
While the use of deceptive ads by campaign organizations goes back at least as far as Jefferson and Adams, Ms. Deckman noted, recent research shows that while negative ads accounted for 9 percent of all political advertising in 2008, in this election attack ads account for 70 percent of the total.
Such ads accounted for about 60percentt of the total spent online and increased by 6.8percentt.
Online ads accounted for just 7.5percentt of all newspaper ad revenue in 2007, evidence that it will be years before digital growth outweighs the print slump.
And dispensary owners — called ganjapreneurs in a recent headline in the weekly — are placing ads, accounting for nearly seven pages of advertising in a recent 92-page issue.
Online ads accounted for 5.8percentt of the $285 billion spent on advertising in the United States in 2006, according to eMarketer, a research firm.
Last year, Internet ads accounted for just 4.7percentt, or $12.5 billion, of the $267 billion spent on advertising, according to the Interactive Advertising Bureau, a trade association of online publishers.
