The phrase "advertisement spots" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to specific locations or time slots where advertisements are displayed or aired, such as on television, radio, or online platforms.
Example: "The company purchased several advertisement spots during the prime time television slots to maximize their reach."
Alternatives: "ad placements" or "commercial slots".
The Advertising segment sells the Company's advertisement spots through advertising agencies and media representatives.
And, he developed Turner Broadcasting's strategy of offering advertisers packages of advertisement spots in all of the TBS outlets, from TNT to CNN to the Cartoon Network, which helped drive TBS revenues to $1.8 billion last year.
Netflix sells subscriptions rather than advertisement spots, and, as such, it does not participate in the Nielsen ratings nor in any other public-facing viewership-tracking system.
That expectation has allowed CBS to sell 30-second advertisement spots for $600,000 each, more than those on "E.R.," NBC's top-rated hospital drama.
Research for communications regulator Ofcom found that the total number of gambling advertisement spots shown on television increased from 152,000 in 2006 to 1.39 million in 2012.
Google may be tipping its hand with new Android advertisement spots, which were spotted and posted to YouTube by Droid Life.
An advertisement, spotted by Evelyn R. Dunlop of Seaford, L.I., in The Beacon, a weekly newspaper published in Babylon, L.I.: JOHNSTON'S FUNERAL HOME INTRODUCES ITS..
Many pill commercials on television spend half the advertisement spot talking about risks and side effects that oftentimes sound worse than the symptoms they treat.
In recent weeks, the union, the Council of Supervisors and Administrators, has stepped up its campaign for a new contract in full-page newspaper advertisements, spots on radio and television, demonstrations in front of the Chancellor's office in Brooklyn and passionate speeches to the Board of Education.
The campaign also includes print advertisements, radio spots and interactive marketing.
You can also chalk it up to EA's surprise marketing strategy, however: the publisher announced this game on a Sunday and released it on a Monday, with nary a hint of traditional advertisements, TV spots or anything else--the Sunday in question was the Super Bowl, too.
