The phrase "advertisements business" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used when referring to a business that specializes in advertisements or advertising services, but it is better to use a more standard expression.
Example: "The advertisements business has seen significant growth with the rise of digital marketing."
Alternatives: "advertising industry" or "advertising sector".
In particular, the Android market offers the opportunity for advertisers and publishers who are interested in the mobile advertisement business.
In 2006 Google again paid $102 million for another Web advertisement business, dMarc Broadcasting, and that same year it announced that it would pay $900 million over three and a half years for the right to sell ads on MySpace.com.com
But as marketers increasingly move from traditional media to the Internet, Yahoo's share of the online advertisement business is decreasing, while rivals like Google are growing more powerful.
The company has consistently reported solid growth in revenues in recent years, driven by Google's core search advertisement business.
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And it caught on: Taylor enjoyed a high-profile career as a lecturer on the topic, and by 1915, according to the historian Jennifer Alexander, "the word 'efficiency' was plastered everywhere – in headlines, advertisements, editorials, business manuals, and church bulletins".
It delineates the overwhelming phenomena of using young girls for advertisements in business fields.
Since almost its inception in 1914, Grapico was associated with real grape juice by J. Grossman's Sons through its advertisements and business stationery.
The reason for this is the advertisement-based business model of news delivery.
SWSA includes: (1) a collection of web service descriptions in Ontology Web Language-Based Service (OWL-S), (2) service advertisement using business Complex Concept (CC), and (3) a concept similarity assessment algorithm.
