The phrase "advert through" is not commonly used in written English and may not be considered correct.
It could be used in contexts where you are discussing advertising methods or channels, but it is not standard phrasing.
Example: "We decided to advert through social media to reach a wider audience."
Alternatives: "advertise via" or "promote through".
I want to give customers a real sense of journey, from the advert through to what they see in the windows, and ultimately what they see when they come through the doors of our stores.
The advert was seen by an estimated audience of 10 million viewers; Channel 4's marketing and communications chief Dan Brooke estimated that reaction to the advert through social media was double that of the première of the BBC's trailer for its Olympics coverage.
In the UK, participants for the open-ended and cognitive interviews were recruited from PCD clinics and from an advert through the PCD Family Support Group UK.
Yet of those who received unsolicited adverts through the post, only 3% bought anything as a result.
People will tweet, post and share the adverts through multiple social media platforms, for which the advertiser pays nothing extra.
If any user had the misfortune to watch the adverts through the console, which can also be used to watch television, they would find it responding to the on-screen command to shut down.
how its actions affect marketers' ability to buy adverts through rival networks.
As we speed between stations, lines of LCD displays inside the tunnel play yet more adverts through the glass.
Table 2 indicates that participants who were exposed to tobacco adverts through billboards (51.4%), magazine (43.9%), and TV (35.3%).
In addition urban residents in developing countries are easily targeted by food adverts through the media hence become alternative consumers of confectionery that would otherwise not get an easy access to western markets [ 14].
Picking up Burda's statement that the online version of the Focus magazine is profitable not through adverts, but through ecommerce, he asked: "Are news organisations becoming retailers?" Jeff Jarvis hosted a panel on content, and spent the second part of it walking through the audience looking for a revenue model for journalism.
