The phrase "advertising volume" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the amount or quantity of advertising being produced or disseminated, often in a specific context such as marketing or media analysis.
Example: "The company's advertising volume increased significantly during the holiday season, leading to higher sales."
Alternatives: "ad spend" or "advertising output".
In contrast, advertising volume in The Wall Street Journal Europe declined 6.3percentt; in The Asian Journal, the third-quarter advertising volume declined 20.5percentt.
Furthermore, 2001 will be the magazine's most successful year in terms of advertising volume and revenue.
But you would never guess the circulation of Modern Maturity from its advertising volume.
With advertising volume down, Condé Nast made a number of positions redundant and cut back on its entertainment and – shocking!
Ad rate increases are often newspapers' response to a slowdown in advertising volume, and this year is no different.
I hope you can find a way to continue them weekly, regardless of advertising volume or any other criterion.
And the rise in digital advertising volumes and revenues appears to have slowed in recent months too.
Billboards advertise volume discounts for multiple purchases.
It is strikingly obvious from the table that, despite the small sales effects of the extra advertising, this volume produced good profit increases in most cases.
Murray advertised the volumes, notably, as a "Library for the Empire": he imagined that "the settler in the Backwoods of America, and the occupant of the remotest cantonments of our Indian dominions" alike [End Page 76] would find "recreation and instruction, at a moderate price" (Narrative of a Four Months' Residence 15).
With this commercial the retired general enters an intensifying political advertising climate whose volume went up another notch yesterday with a tough advertisement from Senator Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut that takes on former Gov.
