Sentence examples for command advertising from inspiring English sources

Widely used Internet "portals" such as AOL, Yahoo!, Excite, and others were able to command advertising fees owing to the number of "eyeballs" that visited their sites.

The move to share content is noteworthy because news organizations like the Wall Street Journal and CNBC have been rushing to add video content to their own Web sites, where streaming clips command advertising rates vastly more expensive than display advertising next to text articles.

For small channels, scripted shows are centerpieces that can be displayed to advertisers — and can command premium advertising rates.

It was in last place in the morning and couldn't command the advertising.

Because they command hefty advertising rates, few sporting events are streamed live.

In addition, Flixster can command higher advertising rates compared with mass market sites because of its focused audience.

The idea is to turn listeners into viewers and command higher advertising revenue.

Drops in circulation generally lead to drops in the price a publication can command for advertising.

Web extras, after all, are still mostly another gimmick by which a franchise can lure would-be advertisers to pay the platinum prices it commands for advertising during the show.

The way to make money online is through video, which commands higher advertising rates than written material does.

She commands huge advertising contracts (L'Oréal, Gucci), yet somehow makes her commitment to even the biggest brands feel organic.