The phrase "advertisement point" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing specific aspects or features of an advertisement.
Example: "The advertisement point that stood out the most was the unique offer they presented to customers."
Alternatives: "advertising feature" or "promotional aspect".
As every investment advertisement points out, shares can go down as well as up.
Here's a secret: have you ever wondered why every single 3DTV advertisement points to Avatar as if that's the only movie that exists?
The advertisements point up the unusual nature of this year's more potentially pernicious political attacks: They are not coming with the loud, nationally recognized cannon blast of the type launched by Swift Boat Veterans for Truth against Senator John Kerry in 2004, but, rather, as more stealthy, narrowly aimed rifle shots from smaller groups armed with incendiary material.
Calkins believes the slow take-up rate for the lucrative in-game advertisements points to a definite downturn.
MyPoints, based in San Francisco, gives Web surfers who respond to advertisements points that can be used to buy merchandise.
The party has spent $12.5 million on television advertisements pointing out differences with Republicans on Social Security and prescription drug benefits for the elderly.
Beyond the obvious advantages to a writer of knowing who is reading your work, this kind of information had clear benefits from an advertisement sales point of view and it was not wasted.
Australia Day has courted controversy this year, with a movement to change the date of the national celebration gaining significant momentum, and a "We Love Our Lamb" advertisement winning points for diversity but losing points for glossing over the whole Invasion Day thing.
ACCURACY The advertisement correctly points out that the incomes of working American families have fallen during the Bush administration.
