The phrase "advertiser services" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to marketing, advertising, or business services provided to advertisers.
Example: "Our company specializes in providing comprehensive advertiser services to help brands reach their target audience effectively."
Alternatives: "advertising services" or "ad services".
The Daily Advertiser, published Monday to Friday and its sister publication, the Weekend Advertiser, service Wagga and much of the surrounding region.
Our study aims at identifying potential security risks of mobile-based advertising services where advertisers are charged for their advertisements on mobile applications.
Through its subsidiaries, it is engaged in the provision of nationwide television (TV) advertising coverage and campaign planning, as well as television advertisement production services for advertisers and advertising agents.
When a search engine like Bing or Google connects an advertising network to a search request or effectuates a connection between a search user and an advertiser, the service would likely be deemed a telecommunications service, triggering a cascade of federal subsidy payments and reporting obligations.
The acquisition of Advertising.com will allow AOL to offer advertisers more services to effectively reach their audience including branding and paid placement.
We believe that Yahoo! and Microsoft's proposal to combine their technologies and search platforms is good for advertisers, marketing services agencies, website publishers and consumers.
Purdy's posi-vibes, naturally, are good for advertisers, and services like secondary ticket marketplace SeatGeek and AXE body spray have paid Purdy to incorporate their products into his robust Instagram account.
Johnson said the companies are exploring multiple business models, including monthly service charges, front loading the service charges into the cost of the equipment and even offering free, perhaps advertiser-supported, services.
CNN.com established a broadband channel in 2005, first as a subscription site and then as a free advertiser-supported service.
For Viacom, the purchase adds another advertiser-supported service to its stable of programming operations, including CBS, MTV, Showtime, Nickelodeon and VH-1.
