The phrase "advertisements to improve" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose of advertisements aimed at enhancing a product, service, or brand image.
Example: "The company launched new advertisements to improve its market presence and attract more customers."
Alternatives: "ads aimed at enhancement" or "promotions for betterment".
Observers also noted that identification of advertisements seems to improve as observers 'learn' where to look.
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It said it would begin using Matchlogic's Internet advertising services on its site in March to improve targeting of advertisements.
It also hopes to gain access to data and information about the links, topics, photos and products that its users are sharing with each other to improve targeted advertisements.
Many alumni pepper their feeds with sponsored content, advertisements for products that purport to improve lives: the meal kit delivery service HelloFresh, "detox" concoctions like Flat Tummy Tea, whatever a FabFitFun box is.
He spent about $500,000 on radio advertisements in the Phoenix area to improve his public image; the commercials stressed his real estate projects and his family-oriented values.
Steve Ballmer (Microsoft's former CEO), Liz Figueroa, Mark Rasch, and the editors of Google Watch have criticised the privacy of Gmail, but Google claims that mail sent to or from Gmail is never read by a human being beyond the account holder and is only used to improve relevance of advertisements.
According to the study, which was written up by New Scientist, a computer program that can automatically predict people's ages "could also be used to improve targeting of advertisements and to support fine-grained analysis of trends on the Web".
Despite the fact that the system is intended to improve the relevance of advertisements through anonymous collation of browsing histories, communications regarding advertisement systems and information collection could lead to negative perception if not carefully handled.
That the introduction of iPhone 5 increases consumer spending is no triumph for Keynesian economics, but merely an advertisement for plans by the Bureau of Economic Analysis to improve national accounting.
