Sentence examples for bid to display from inspiring English sources

Type in a word and you can see how much advertisers will bid to display it.

By 2002, Google had become very profitable, thanks to a novel program called AdWords, in which advertisers bid to display their ads whenever a Google user searches for keywords.

Advertisers upload ads to Facebook's system, along with a bid to display them to certain users; say, men between the ages of 25- 35.

They're saying, "Look, if you're going to try to bring in people to your venue, and the way you get it is by saying there's a bid or offer in my venue, then you really need to display that bid or offer to everybody, to make it fair".

A clause forcing firms bidding for state contracts to display the results of a gender-pay audit has reportedly been dropped after lobbying by Lord Mandelson.

Personalization has expanded beyond search engine results, with real-time bidding on user profiles to display advertising on devices such as smartphones and tablets (Rosen 2012).

The Center for Digital Democracy, US PIRG and the World Privacy Forum want the FTC to investigate technology that looks at an internet users behavior, and allows advertisers to target and even bid in real-time auctions to display certain ads to internet users.

But instead of bidding aggressively for the right to display an ad on Google whenever someone searched for something generic, like "toys" or "electronics," Mr. Aiken said retailers were buying ads alongside results of more specific search terms, like "stuffed bears" or "brown Ugg boots," which are more likely to result in a sale.

Other brokerage firms, like E*Trade, have decided to display just one bid and one asked price.

But she is optimistic, saying those individuals or institutions with enough interest in science to bid on the medal are also likely to display it publicly.

Facebook determines what ads to display based on both the highest bid rate and a measure of how relevant the ad is to a given user.