The phrase "advertising sheet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a printed document or flyer that promotes a product, service, or event.
Example: "The company distributed an advertising sheet to inform customers about the upcoming sale."
Alternatives: "promotional flyer" or "advertisement leaflet".
There are advertising sheets by the entrance offering detailing jobs that run from $44.99 for the Simonize Express to $229.99 for the Super Complete Detail.
In a world where stores advertise sheets with 1,000 threads per square inch and manufacturers tout vacuums that not only clean carpets but also sterilize them, it can be hard for consumers to answer the most fundamental question: did I get what I paid for?
You will need a mock-up of the magazine and an advertising rate sheet to present to prospective advertisers.
In an advertising pitch sheet uncovered by the technology news site AllThingsD shortly ahead of Spotify's arrival here, the company said it would draw 50 million users within a year.
Back in 1999, the firm's research director downloaded a vicious computer virus masquerading as a legitimate data file that tore through the advertising run sheets and wiped out the company's main hard drive.
Our URL will be on all print items coming from the store (advertising, sales promotion sheets, letterhead).
He situates the rude fledging humor magazine in its jazz-age, mongrel-Manhattan, mass-culture, class-mobility context of advertising, movies, book clubs, sheet music, tabloids and skyscrapers.
A 96 Sheet billboard advertising campaign also preceded broadcast, featuring the strapline "A comedy about life & all that".
The visual clutter of electronic video screens and computer-enhanced advertising images on vinyl sheets will continue, they said.
And if "simple" is a bit coy, remember, Lydia's a high-maintenance advertising executive with Porthault sheets on her bed, a walk-in closet "that would have been the maid's room... if my housekeeper... lived in" and a Saab in the garage.
