The phrase "advertising device" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a tool or method used in advertising to promote a product or service.
Example: "The company utilized an innovative advertising device to capture the attention of potential customers during the campaign."
Alternatives: "promotional tool" or "marketing instrument".
Used as an advertising device for the gum since the 1950s, 'Joe' wears an eye patch for reasons never explained and has child-friendly misadventures.
Sign, in marketing and advertising, device placed on or before a premises to identify its occupant and the nature of the business done there or, placed at a distance, to advertise a business or its products.
Monolith is the first fully integrated augmented reality advertising device combining a hardware solution based on Kinect and a proprietary software platform for creating, distributing and measuring AR ads.
The technology sounds like it could be used to create digital magazines and periodicals, and in fact the patent refers to it repeatedly as a "digital periodical" and even specifically as an "advertising device".
Visit to a display-advertising devices show at the Waldorf.
Thieves also advertise devices that can start bikes without legitimate keys, and talk about bikes being "on key" if they work with a fake starting mechanism.
All told, Microsoft expects to spend "hundreds of millions" to advertise the device, Mr. Mattrick says.
For several years the agency has been reviewing a set of guidelines proposed in 2004 for advertising medical devices.
While Apple has outspent Samsung on advertising wireless devices, both companies have increased their ad spending in that category over the last year, according to data from Kantar Media, part of WPP.
The FT report also suggests that Apple try to differentiate itself from other efforts in the field, such as Google's purchase of the Nest thermostat and smoke detector company for $3.2bn, by promising not to collect user-identifiable data or offer advertising on devices.
Personalization has expanded beyond search engine results, with real-time bidding on user profiles to display advertising on devices such as smartphones and tablets (Rosen 2012).
