The phrase "attract advertisements" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing strategies or methods to draw in advertising opportunities or campaigns.
Example: "The new marketing strategy is designed to attract advertisements from major brands looking to reach our audience."
Alternatives: "draw in ads" or "lure advertisers".
Mitch Rosen, the station manager for WSCR, said the video efforts attracted advertisements from 8to1010 businesses that normally thought of the station as only an audio outlet.
The delivery of advertisements is based on the movie clip keywords found on the time line of the audience-peer group that is attracting advertisements, and sharing peers sending them to audience peers in the P2P online marketing communication channel.
This study will contribute to the knowledge in marketing strategy and gives guidance to designers in designing an effective and attracting advertisement.
The advertisement provoked debate about whether paper went too far to attract advertising money.
Although all the ACE variables (appeal drivers, celebrity endorsements, and emotions) show their influence on Chinese women's consumption behaviors, however, the resulting robustness suggests that Chinese women are attracted to advertisements based on happy emotions with showbiz celebrities' endorsement, music, and the colors themes.
The content, including even the news, is designed primarily to attract audiences for advertisements.
Some newspaper chains think there are better ways to become profitable than printing on the days that attract the most advertisements.
From Google's perspective, their only role is to attract eyeballs to advertisements.
Those problems are emblematic of the delicate balancing act for advertisers and agencies, between creating advertisements that attract attention, particularly in a competitive field like sport utility vehicles, and yet remain sensitive to differing viewpoints among consumers.
