The phrase "advertising impression" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in the context of digital marketing to refer to the number of times an advertisement is displayed to users, regardless of whether it is clicked or not.
Example: "The campaign generated over a million advertising impressions within the first week."
Alternatives: "ad impression" or "advertisement view".
Counting each time they come out, the packs are responsible for 50 to 60 billion advertising impressions per year".
As the BigFatWow Web site says, the company's kiosks could deliver "one billion advertising impressions per year".
Jonathan Nelson of Omnicom Group, a large advertising company, says his firm has the chance to bid for around 10m online advertising "impressions" (ads seen by a user) every second.
Since the third quarter of 2009, Facebook has more than doubled its share of advertising "impressions," as the instant of contact between user and ad is known.
And while the sharing sites benefit indirectly from pirated videos, which generate Web traffic and advertising impressions, hosting this material is often more trouble than it's worth.
Levine was attracted to investing in Triggit because of the company's ability to scale its technology to process a very large number of advertising impressions.
JONA MICI, A 27-year-old media trader, sits in front of her screen at Varick Media Management, a real-time advertising company in New York, and explains how she uses superfast algorithms to buy 20m-30m advertimpressionsessions" a day.
As those dollars turn into advertising impressions, Mr. Gingrich may achieve something closer to advertising parity with Mr. Romney (and pro-Romney super PACs) in the closing days of the campaign.
Online advertising impressions increased 21percentt in December 2000 over the previous month, reaching a record high of more than 65 billion, despite increasingly negative perceptions of the online advertising industry, according to a report by AdRelevance in New York, part of Jupiter Media Metrix.
Indeed, a study by AdRelevance, a New York research firm, found that in February, three-quarters of Yahoo's advertising impressions were unpaid ads for Yahoo itself, known in the media industry as house ads.
