Sentence examples for ads for every from inspiring English sources

Last year, Facebook added new features to the product that make it possible for businesses with multiple locations to create targeted ads for every store within a single campaign.

In addition, our P-DPA algorithm predicts a set of stores that could be visited and then generate a list of ads for those stores instead of just generating a possibly long list of ads for every store in the discovered area of a targeted client as in LASA.

Based on the discovered location of the targeted client and the predicted business type, AdNext will start generating a list of ads for every store that lies under the predicted business type and it is also in the area of the detected location.

Before now the app has relied primarily on ads for monetization (it displays an average of three ads for every text sent, so it shows a lot of ads).

The people who tweak campaign ads for every last bit of power are not paid millions of dollars for nothing.

American television, radio, internet and print are saturated with ads for every imaginable drug, typically ending with an entreaty to "ask your doctor".

And it's not just doing that for its customer's ads, but for every ad that's hitting television, so advertisers can see how their ad stacks up against competitors.

In 1996, the Internet Advertising Bureau, the industry trade group, adopted standard advertising sizes and shapes to save marketers the cost of essentially recreating an ad for every different Web site.

Several hundred newspapers and their Web sites also took in White House ads and matched them in different ways; besides running a free ad for every paid one, The Times won credits for its schools pamphlets, which the White House checked "simply for accuracy".

Apple's streaming service is supposed to stream an audio ad for every 15 minutes of music, whereas Pandora streams an ad for every 30 minutes.

"We want our customers to have an optimal ad for every time of day, day of week, for every keyword, product, location and audience," the company notes.