Sentence examples for daily advertising from inspiring English sources

[Since March 2010] "...a non-profit company founded to develop investigative journalism in the public interest". A news portal for daily advertising, marketing, and industry news for South Africa and the rest of Africa.

In a city without multiple listings, realtor Web sites update daily, advertising the latest offerings and open houses as well as explaining the parlance of New York real estate and what documents must be in hand.

Prior to Booz Allen, he spent six years at The New York Times, where he was the technology editor and politics editor of the Sunday magazine, the daily advertising columnist, and a media and marketing reporter.

Using actual data from Spider-Man 3, The Da Vinci Code, and other imported and Japanese movies, the physicists developed a model that takes daily advertising spending and social network data and "can predict the [daily] revenue of the corresponding movie very well," the authors claim in their paper, published online today in the New Journal of Physics.

"It is an interesting approach and certainly the use of daily advertising data and the data on blog posts are very innovative aspects of this work," says Sitabhra Sinha, a physicist at the Institute of Mathematical Sciences in Chennai, India, who has applied mathematical techniques to studies of the United States movie market.

Submit your site and products to Google (a simple process) and set a daily advertising budget.

Starting a daily, advertising-supported online magazine seemed like a smart idea when I founded Ironminds.com in August 1999.

In a "Newspaper Facts 1970" report, the association said daily newspapers' advertising revenues rose 11.1percentnt last year, to $5.8‐billion, the largest gain of any advertising me dium, lifting them to 29.9percentnt of the $19.6‐billion total national advertising volume.

The Daily Yomiuri advertising rates.

With billions of impressions served daily, native advertising is still one of the most effective ways to drive traffic to websites and blogs while earning money in the process.

We are bombarded daily by advertising, sales and discount offers, peer pressure and other temptations to spend money we would otherwise give to those who need it most.