The phrase "advertisement site" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a website that primarily features advertisements or promotes products and services.
Example: "I found a great advertisement site that offers discounts on various products."
Alternatives: "ad website" or "advertising platform".
Rescue Forensics claims it "archives massive quantities of data from classified advertisement sites specializing in commercial sex ads".
After the exclusion of blogs and advertisement-only sites, 36 sites were chosen for the purchase of anti-obesity medicines.
New hires are needed for a variety of tasks, including writing code, creating digital advertisements, Web site development and statistical analysis.
In addition to the advertisements, the site includes links to maps, letters, reviews, illustrations and biographical material, with essays on subjects like Victorian sanitation, education policy, poorhouses and wooden legs.
The companies generate revenue from a number of sources, including contextual E-mail advertisements, sponsorships, site banner ads and e-commerce.
In contrast, Mixi is heavily dependent on advertisements (the site generates less than 10% of its revenues through premium accounts and has no avatar system).
The online advertising, designed by Razorfish, a unit of Microsoft, includes home page advertisements on sites like Bloomberg.com and CNBC.com.
The winner becomes the centerpiece of a marketing campaign, typically costing millions and including newspaper advertisements, Web sites, glossy advertorials and sales centers.
Joe Andrew, the national chairman of the Democratic National Committee, held a news conference here to unveil plans to use television advertisements, Web sites and roadshows to criticize Mr. Bush's record in Texas and his occasional difficulties in explaining his policies.
