The phrase "advertised via" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the medium or method through which something is promoted or publicized.
Example: "The new product was advertised via social media platforms to reach a wider audience."
Alternatives: "promoted through" or "publicized via".
Most are advertised via Facebook or Twitter.
Never buy anything advertised via unsolicited e-mail.
What happens if you buy something advertised via spam?
These are offered only sporadically -- typically advertised via e-mail or on an airline's Web site.
Current deal for new customers Wasn't being advertised via Morrisons itself, but cashback website Quidco is offering £10 off a £70 spend, plus £7.50 cashback.
Advertised via Facebook or word of mouth, parties are organized around themes or retail categories, and often include homemade cakes and refreshments, complimentary beauty treatments and the like.
Advertised today via a homepage banner, "Interesting Finds" is sort of like Amazon's Pinterest – it gives you a way to browse the site to find fun items you might like, follow collections, and save items to your favorites.
Advertised today via a homepage banner, "Interesting Finds" is sort of like Amazon's Pinterest – it gives you a way to browse the site to find fun items you might like, follow collections, and save items to your favorites.
Just use coupon code $C$TXXP1CT3BLC (via) to bring the advertised price of $209 down to a tad more affordable $177.
It is possible to move into better paid peripatetic work, though the better salaried roles are rarely advertised and are spread via word-of-mouth, though the work itself is largely the same in nature.
The survey was advertised widely across participating departments via email, notice boards, staff meetings, and site visits in order to maximise response rate.
