The phrase "advertisements are now" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the current state or changes in advertisements, particularly in relation to trends or technology.
Example: "Advertisements are now more targeted than ever, thanks to advancements in data analytics."
Alternatives: "ads are currently" or "advertisements today are".
Successful advertisements are now the beginning of a longer conversation surrounding that content.
Advertisements are now even directed towards us based on the questions we ask (aka search history).
We are delighted to announce that over 100,000 high resolution images including manuscripts, paintings, etchings, early photography and advertisements are now freely available through Wellcome Images.
Many existing marketing solutions, such as coupons, incentives, and advertisements, are now working in mobile, delivering a functional and profitable experience.
These advertisements are now the biggest investment of pharmaceutical companies in marketing and include ads in television, radio, magazines, internet, and mail advertisements, among others.
The fact that 16.6 million Americans visited matchmaking Web sites in September alone, a figure from ComScore Media Metrix, has made Internet dating seem almost stigma-free, which means, among other things, that the opportunity for false (or at least massaged) self-advertisement is now nearly without limit.
They wonder how a genetic test can add any evidence more compelling than the warnings they have already received, like the graphic television public service advertisements that are now in vogue.
"The designers that we have on board are folks who used to previously create visual effects for Hollywood blockbusters and big-budget advertisements but are now using the same skills to create presentation templates for Deck," he says.
According to IDC, a research firm, around 20% of online display advertisements in America are now sold this way; by 2018 that figure is likely to rise to 50%.
While Democrats have long denounced a 2010 Supreme Court decision that opened the gates on unlimited spending on advertisements, some Republicans are now growing more disenchanted with the system that has allowed the barrage of ads, often by shadowy groups, and the effects it has had on what they see as a sullen and disenchanted electorate.
But while he is drawing newspaper headlines and air time on television stations across the state, a reminder of the political battle that awaits him across the ocean came in the form of television advertisements for Senator John McCain, which are now on the air in Hawaii.
