The phrase "advertising coverage" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the extent or range of advertisement exposure a product or service receives. Example: "The company's advertising coverage reached a wide audience through their strategic placement of ads on social media and television."
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.
In fact, Google's foreign advertising coverage has been spreading.
The software leviathan is betting chatters will then share those ad downloads with their friends, boosting the paid advertising coverage.
Therefore, combining our finding with previous published literatures suggests that when levels of worry are generally low, acting to increase the volume of mass media and advertising coverage is likely to increase the perceived efficacy of recommended behaviors, which, in turn, is likely to increase their vaccination uptake.
In 2004, BBC Radio Manchester asked for and received permission from Wieden+Kennedy to produce a television advertisement in the style of "Cog" to advertise coverage of football events by local radio stations.
Agency: Bartle Bogle Hegarty Director: Seb Edwards The moth had barely finished drinking Ronaldo's tears at the Euro 2016 football final before the BBC unveiled a trail advertising their coverage of this summer's other big sporting event... the Olympics.
While using ostensibly the same hardware, Verizon has roundly trounced Sprint by advertising improved coverage and reception.
Exposure to information about e-cigarettes through advertising, media coverage and interpersonal discussion could play a role in shaping public perceptions of the harmfulness of SHV.
We examined associations between self-reported exposure to e-cigarette advertising, media coverage, and interpersonal discussion and perceived harms of SHV.
Predictors were (1) self-reported frequency of exposure to e-cigarette advertising, media coverage and interpersonal discussion (close friends or family) and (2) perceived valence of exposure from each source.
Its very first promotion advertised its coverage of the wedding of Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones.
