The phrase "advertising returns" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in the context of discussing the financial gains or benefits derived from advertising efforts.
Example: "The company reported a significant increase in advertising returns after launching the new marketing campaign."
Alternatives: "advertising revenue" or "ad returns".
Editors' Note: With this issue, In Advertising returns for another year (its 10th).
With this issue, In Advertising returns from its year-end hiatus.
Estimated audience size was 15,000 visitors and estimated advertising returns on investment for two prominent commercial attractions were $9.20 and $14.00.
Ms Doogan used to spend 10% of her income on print adverts; she spends far more on online ones because with so many people advertising, returns are lower.
The first, unofficial advertising returns for the month are in for newspapers and magazines, and the news is generally becoming worse, not better.
C2 Sharp Drop in Advertising Unofficial advertising returns for March are in for newspapers and magazines, with sharp declines reported, particularly in recruitment advertisements.
He was quoted as saying at the time: "I mean to tell the people the truth and I don't care what it costs". He was vindicated once that truth emerged; sales and advertising returned.
Because each advertising channel charges a commission per booking converted, a 10 1 advertising return is not always better than a 5 1 return using a cheaper channel like SEO (where the cost is embedded in a monthly agency fee).
"We … share a common vision on how to maximize mobile advertising return on investment around the world and therefore this deal became a natural evolution and extension of our business," Agaoua said in a statement.
Cellular Providers will monitor the effectiveness of its marketing efforts in order to determine the advertising return on investment and the commerce generated from the various channels.
The fines are issued to businesses for a range of violations, some big, some small: failing to refrigerate food in a restaurant at the proper temperature, for example, and failing to properly advertise return policies.
