The phrase "amounts of ads" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct term would be "number of ads" since "amount" is typically used for uncountable nouns.
Example: "The website displayed a large number of ads, which made it difficult to navigate."
Alternatives: "quantities of ads" or "volume of ads".
Internet publishers have compensated by pumping out increasingly large volumes of content in order to obtain decreasing amounts of ad-click revenue.
But many newspapers used the program primarily for selling small amounts of ad space they could not sell themselves, newspaper publishers and industry analysts said.
The company is selling small amounts of ad space on the Dish Network, and since September, on some cable networks owned by NBC Universal, including MSNBC, CNBC and SciFi.
Those sites introduced vast new amounts of ad inventory into the digital marketing business, depressing prices for ads sold by nearly all types of publishers.
As a matter of fact, in the television media buying world, companies actually put up enormous amounts of ad dollars upfront to advertise during shows without even knowing if the series will be around for more than one episode.
Our study cohort consisted of 36 human post-mortem brains (mean age 84.4 ± 7.7 years; male: 16, female: 20) with varying amounts of AD-pathology, which were clinico-pathologically classified as AD: 23, and controls: 13.
"Our ability to cut into their base is what's in question to some point," he said, adding that Republican super PACs "ran an absurd amount of ads in Colorado Springs over the summer".
Is anyone concerned that consumers may be overwhelmed by the amount of ads ending with dot-com?
In a customer survey commissioned by Hulu and conducted by Insight Express in July and August, 76percentt of nearly 18,000 respondents said that the site had the right amount of ads given the can't-be-beat cost of viewing (free).
