The phrase "advertising options" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing various methods or strategies for promoting a product or service.
Example: "The marketing team is exploring different advertising options to increase brand visibility."
Alternatives: "promotional choices" or "marketing alternatives".
Twitter, like Facebook, has steadily introduced a number of paid advertising options, raising the stakes for advertisers.
On-line advertising customers bought in much shorter cycles, were not traditional print advertisers, and were heavily focused on interactive advertising options.
Either way, this compares very favorably to offline yellow page advertising options, and will be attractive to advertisers.
The new advertising options will be presented on Tuesday to advertisers at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, an annual conference for advertisers and marketers.
Just like Google's other advertising options, the patent envisions a bidding system where different advertisers get to compete for customers.
Social media platforms use personal information to pointedly deliver advertisements to an audience who will likely actually appreciate them, and local advertising options mean that you can deliver ads directly to people in your target market.
Facebook also doesn't have the full palette of advertising options.
Advertisers pay just $5 per C.P.M., or cost per thousand views, to tap into a host of mobile advertising options.
The results come as companies like Twitter and Facebook are making more diverse advertising options available to brands.
Pinterest's video advertising option gives advertisers — once it's available — the option of dropping products right in the sightline of viewers, which could be effective across a broader array of content.
In October, the Digital Advertising Alliance, a coalition of trade groups, introduced an "advertising option icon"— a logo that Web sites can display to indicate that they collect consumer data and that they allow people to opt out of behavioral advertising.
