The phrase "advertisement for him" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a promotional message or content that is intended to attract attention or interest on behalf of a male individual.
Example: "The new campaign is an advertisement for him, showcasing his talents and achievements in the industry."
Alternatives: "promotion for him" or "publicity for him".
The mayor endorsed Mr. Bloomberg, appeared in a series of television advertisements for him, and turned out once more last night in time for the evening news.
The lobby supported Mr Trump during his 2016 presidential election, spending more than $11m£8m8m) in advertisements for him, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
Suppose a person who wasn't convinced by the person answering the phone at the place hung up, turned on the radio or TV and stumbled upon an advertisement for the restaurant, making him change his mind again.
Ms. Johnson, who joined him in 1957 after answering an advertisement for an assistant, worked alongside him for more than three decades.
In the final days of the Washington contest, the harder Mr. Bradley hammered Mr. Gore, calling him a closet conservative and matching him television advertisement for television advertisement and mass mailing for mass mailing, the more difficult the course got.
At a few points, main character John Anderton Tom Cruisee) is walking through a public place and a retina scanner picks up his unique eye signature and offers up customized advertisements and specials for him.
Rick Bragg (NYT) THE SENATE AN ENCORE IN GEORGIA -- In 1992, Mabel Lopp, a home health care worker from South Georgia, sang a plainspun but memorable jingle in a campaign advertisement for Paul Coverdell that helped send him to the United States Senate.
A new television advertisement lampoons him for forgetting in a debate last month that the Department of Energy was one of the three federal agencies he would eliminate as president.
In interviews, he had spoken about his enjoyment of target shooting with his pistol, and an online advertisement featuring him for Nike read: "I am a bullet in the chamber".
Already, outside groups were running advertisements for and against him in his district, a chunk of eastern Iowa anchored by Cedar Rapids and Iowa City.
