"advertiser without" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is usually used to describe someone or something that is missing or lacking the qualities or characteristics of an advertiser. For example: - The company hired an advertiser without any experience in digital marketing. - The website appeared to be run by an advertiser without a clear understanding of their target audience. - The event was promoting itself to potential sponsors, but it seemed to be an advertiser without a solid sponsorship plan.
An example of an advertiser without formal Olympic ties that will introduce a campaign during the opening ceremony is Royal Caribbean International, the cruise line.
"K2 could not accurately trace the flow of funds in individual cases from a media supplier to an agency to an advertiser without revealing names and, therefore, declined to do so," the report said.
The company has developed an advertising product called Form Ads, which are basically cost-per-lead ads that allow consumers to provide their basic information to an advertiser without having to leave the website or app that they're visiting.
Adap.tv is letting advertisers without any video advertising experience jump right in with practically no effort, and zero production cost.
For the Journal, behavior-based advertising also offers a way to seduce advertisers without giving over its pages to distracting animations.
So you do beautiful, creative photography — and Instagram gets to sell it to advertisers without a nickel to you.
The t&cs also state: "We do not give your content or information to advertisers without your consent".
Shapiro said, however, that the digital ads "offer a unique opportunity to advertisers without damaging the integrity of our brand.
"By dealing fairly and honestly with their followers, vloggers can enjoy the benefits of their commercial relationships with advertisers without alienating their fan base".
A judge rejected Facebook's settlement offer in response to a lawsuit that said the company violated California law by publicizing users' "likes" of certain advertisers without paying them or giving them a way to opt out.
But it is still casting around for effective advertising formats.Another important question is whether the company can find new ways to share even more data about users' online lives with advertisers without prompting a massive backlash over privacy issues.
