The phrase "ads will be served" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to online advertising, indicating that advertisements will be displayed to users.
Example: "As part of our marketing strategy, ads will be served to users based on their browsing history."
Alternatives: "ads will be displayed" or "ads will be shown".
According to Unicast, 100 million ads will be served to individual PC's beginning tomorrow through the end of February.
Overall, though, it must be counted a success: 25,000 users "whitelisted" the site (meaning more ads will be served) and about 200 signed up for the $50 annual/$30 six-monthly ad-free subscriptions.
According to Unicast, 100 million ads will be served to individual PC's beginning Tuesday through the end of February.
In turn, the longer a site can keep people browsing, the more ads will be served, seen, and converted.
Under Panama, ads will be served and ranked based on a variety of factors, such as click through rates, instead of just placing the highest bidded ads first.
Ads will be served in a variety of ways: banners that display alongside videos, text blurbs that overlay the bottom of videos, and in-video clips that play before, within, and after videos.
Then, their mobile app install ad will be served only to this target audience on Facebook.
This, Google says, means you can "now dynamically specify the size of the ad that will be served, adapting it to fit the way your site renders a page on a particular device".
The ad libitum lunch will be served following the OGTT (3 hours after taking the oral glucose drink).
CARNICERIA AD Steaks, Latin style, will be served on the lower level of Agua Dulce: 802 Ninth Avenue (53rd Street), (212) 212-5963.
The deal is exclusive and will mean that all four carriers will be served ads through Amobee's PULSE mobile ad platform — which was initially developed by Amobee in California but has since been integrated into SingTel's servers in the Asia-Pacific region.
