The phrase "advertising order" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to marketing, where it refers to a request or arrangement for advertising services or placements.
Example: "The client submitted an advertising order for a full-page ad in next month's magazine."
Alternatives: "advertising request" or "ad placement order".
Italian newspapers were Ordered to refuse publicity or advertising Orders from any Jewish firms.
When the sites sell their own ads, Ad Manager keeps track of the advertising orders, and it actually places the ad on Web pages, a process called ad serving.
Instead, the strategy includes previously advertised orders banning extremist groups, closure orders against mosques used by extremists, and "disruption orders" issued against individual, named extremists.
Consumers in the U.S. now spend an average of five hours a day on mobile devices, and advertisers are spending more than $70 billion in mobile advertising in order to reach them.
We invest in digital technology and digital advertising in order to facilitate an easy online consumer journey.
This pattern is a by-product of the firmly held belief that brands need continuous and constantly increasing advertising in order to stay in the same place.
Metabolix is now suffering for the actions of greenwashers who have indulged in unscientific advertising in order to capitalize on green marketing, Senechal says.
The president suggested he would resist attempts by far-right, fundamentalist elements to improperly leverage money, influence, or advertising in order to influence voters.
Early this year, the cosmetics line claimed less than 3percentt of the $3.3 billion cosmetics mass market -- a market that demands advertising in order to compete.
Known as consumer neuroscience, or neuromarketing, this type of investigation probes people's unconscious responses to advertising in order to help identify winning ads.
