The phrase "advertising coupons" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to coupons that are specifically designed for promotional purposes in advertising campaigns.
Example: "The store is offering a variety of advertising coupons that can be redeemed for discounts on selected items."
Alternatives: "promotional coupons" or "discount coupons".
Mix up the advertising coupons.
A group of inventors from Aptex Software in San Diego, for example, won patent 6,134,532 for a system that sends tailored advertising, coupons, product samples and other information to people after "tracking observed behavior on a user-by-user basis".
Currently in the friends and family stage of funding, Shwowp plans on making money through affiliate advertising, coupons, opt-in vendor deals, data reporting as well as API usage.
Many auto shops will advertise coupons in print that can be clipped from magazines or newspapers, or will place coupons on their websites that can be printed directly from the Internet.
Location-based advertising and coupons are one possibility, as is charging malls to create their floor plans.
The campaign will include, in addition to television and print advertising, discount coupons, online ads, ads in stores and an extensive presence in social media.
The cloud-based software allows startups and corporations to manage ads, SMS and email advertising, and coupons — all from a single dashboard.
Mr. Goodkin is a financial analyst in the Norwalk, Conn., office of News America Marketing, the in-store advertising and coupon division of the News Corporation.
Another campaign considered by a national steakhouse chain would have advertised text coupons for blooming onions in its "stadium" ads inside an EA Sports video game.
The deals are part advertising part coupon and will only be featured in San Francisco for now.
Briefly, participants were recruited via street-based outreach, targeted advertising, and coupon-based peer referrals.
