The phrase "advertiser support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to marketing, advertising, or business, referring to assistance or resources provided by advertisers.
Example: "The platform offers various features to enhance advertiser support, ensuring that campaigns run smoothly and effectively."
Alternatives: "advertising assistance" or "sponsor support".
Paramount Television Group, which syndicates Dr. Schlessinger's new television program, would not comment on advertiser support of the program.
The issue — another Fox News host who lost advertiser support over controversial comments — drew a sharp rebuke from the network.
In a speech to the staff and in a statement released yesterday, Mr. Kliger cited the continuing lack of advertiser support as the reason for closing the magazine.
In addition, the firm found that people spent less time with media that have significant advertiser support -- broadcast TV, newspapers, magazines and radio.
All the affected countries passed laws to limit advertiser support and provision of supplies to such broadcasters, but the transmissions continued, rapidly building huge audiences.
Facebook acknowledged in an update to its advertiser support page last month that it had been excluding videos watched for fewer than three seconds from the average viewing times.
We'll pay a subscription fee, or, more likely, the service will be advertiser supported".
One major advertiser supports this view, saying that newspaper sites offer a better sense of who the audience is than Web portals with great amounts of traffic.
The site will be mostly advertiser supported, initially in the form of sponsorships integrated in to the site, and later, banner ads.
The article glossed over a crucial point: In a world in which the Internet is "free" (i.e., advertiser supported) the name of the game is consumer attention (i.e., eyeballs).
Is this the price we're paying?" As a series on basic cable, "The Shield" is advertiser supported, like those on the rival USA, Lifetime and TBS networks; FX cannot approach the same bluntness in sex or language as pay-cable networks like HBO or Showtime.
