The phrase "advertised primarily" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the main focus or target audience of an advertisement or marketing campaign.
Example: "The product was advertised primarily to young adults seeking a healthier lifestyle."
Alternatives: "marketed mainly" or "promoted chiefly".
Slickcraft boats are advertised primarily in magazines of general circulation.
Many jobs are advertised primarily online and many now require online applications and others some degree of ability in relation to computers.
Sexy Hair, which was introduced in 1999, is available primarily in salons, and before this campaign had been advertised primarily in trade publications.
WHAT sets adult cereal apart from most other foods is that, oddly, it is rarely advertised primarily on the promise of tasting good.
As a result, the studio advertised primarily on prime-time network TV and not youth-focused channels like Cartoon Network.
The MPH in SBCC was advertised, primarily through Soul City Institute networks and the Communication Initiative website in 2009 (36).
Although Mr. Hogue still advertises primarily in comic books, where ad space is relatively cheap, he has hired a firm to come up with new magazine ads to appeal to women and younger people, as well as older people who took the course as teenagers.
Though there is no practical way to remove all or even most of the concrete, earlier designs have advertised themselves primarily through soft-focus, Arcadian renderings of newly green riverbanks.
Prior literature on search advertising primarily assumes that search engines know advertisers' click-through rates, the probability that a consumer clicks on an advertiser's ad.
Nescher advertises primarily in publications for boat racing enthusiasts.
Outdoor advertising, primarily billboards, saw a 12percentt increase in revenue to $478 million, while Clear Channel's live entertainment division posted revenue of $790 million, down 16percentt.
