The phrase "advertiser targeting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to marketing, advertising strategies, or digital media where the focus is on identifying and reaching specific audiences.
Example: "The success of our campaign largely depended on effective advertiser targeting to reach the right demographic."
Alternatives: "ad targeting" or "targeted advertising".
Free newspaper Metro said it also had a big increase in advertising revenue, with 50 advertisers targeting the Olympics audience.
Location: geo-location can be vital for some advertisers – targeting to postcode level with companies such as Digital Element promises up to 95% accuracy.
In common with fellow American technology leaders Google and Apple, Facebook funnels the vast majority of its income from advertisers targeting its 33 million British users through Ireland.
"We've seen an increase in advertisers targeting this booming demographic, many of whom are not the types of advertisers you'd expect to see in our media properties," Ms. Davis wrote in an e-mail.
The second table lists well-known U.S. and foreign consumer brand-name firms that rank among the top ten national advertisers targeting the Hispanic market.
That could have big implications for advertisers targeting the coveted teenaged population online, three-quarters of whom have a profile on a social network.
Gregory has gone from cutting seven-figure deals with Old Spice body spray and Pontiac (chasing a young male demographic) to finding high-minded spa and luxury advertisers (targeting the rich and famous).
Under this judicial definition, we found evidence of alcohol advertisers targeting 18-20 year olds relative to 21-24 year olds with alcopops, beer and spirits ads every year from 2008 to 2011.
"We know that advertisers target the youngest of our children," she said.
"So if advertisers target the 18-to-49 18-to-49 18-to-49pick up some older viewers," Professor Craigroupd.
