The phrase "amounts of advertisements" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct term would be "number of advertisements" since "amount" is typically used for uncountable nouns.
Example: "The company has significantly increased the number of advertisements in recent months."
Alternatives: "volume of advertisements" or "quantity of advertisements."
For the most part, political consultants are generally paid a flat fee by the campaign, although payments to media buyers can vary with the amount of advertisements placed.
A market research firm recently conducted a study that found the average amount of advertisements seen by a consumer is upwards of 5,000 per day.
Beyond the new content being created and shared online everyday, we are exposed to a massive amount of advertisements in a given day.
Since then, as housekeeping becomes less and less important of a family role, the amount of advertisements portraying women solely as performing household tasks have been on the decline.
"It's important because we have an amazing amount of advertisements that are appearing and people, especially journalists, want to evaluate them, the public wants to know about them, and we don't really have a systematic reliable way to evaluate them".
Finally, this study did not measure the actual number of displayed advertisements since it was difficult to remember the exact amount of advertisements exposed and was subject to recall bias.
The regulatory capacity of the agency is almost null to control this increased amount of advertisements, especially if we consider that in 2001 drug companies also substantially increased the ads in newspapers and magazines, exceeding largely the number of ads in medical journals for that year.
This year has produced an incredible amount of emotional advertisements.
Australia then went on to ban the ads during sporting events". Viewers of the World Cup on ITV have expressed surprise on social media about the amount of gambling advertisements this week, but ITV said there were no more commercials this tournament than in previous ones.
That's just not right and no amount of branding, advertisements or money can change those basic facts.
