The phrase "advertisements without any" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the absence of certain elements in advertisements, such as content, context, or specific features.
Example: "The campaign was criticized for running advertisements without any clear message or target audience."
Alternatives: "ads lacking any" or "commercials devoid of any".
If you were to get a hold of a customer list, and send an advertisement without an endorsement from the business owner they know and trust, the response rate may be around 1% to 3%.
But the feature you're probably going to like best is that Firebird blocks unwelcome pop-up advertisements, without requiring that you download any additional software.
One of the criticisms of this program is the possibility of click fraud, which occurs when a person or automated script clicks on advertisements without being interested in the product, causing the advertiser to pay money to Google unduly.
One of its guidelines says that living people should not be caricatured or referred to in advertisements without their permission.
We spent millions on television advertisements, without being able to track whether they actually brought in subscriptions.
Consider that Facebook uses children's images in advertisements without their consent – or the consent of their parents.
Such committees came under scrutiny during the last presidential campaign because groups were running television advertisements without disclosing who was behind them.
But Mr. Florio chided him for "beating me up" with expensive television advertisements without having "the guts" to face him in a wider debate.
Individuals may sell guns at gun shows or even through classified advertisements without running a criminal background check or even recording the buyer's name.
The extent of the media effort has sent Democrats scrambling for ways to respond to what they call misleading advertisements without getting thrown off their own message.
