Well, sometimes, as the old cruise line advertisement went, getting there is half the fun.
Mr. Broder bought three-line advertisements on the front page of The New York Times yesterday and today.
The RealNames system includes an elaborate tracking scheme that the company says allows it to measure the effectiveness of off-line advertisements that mention the keyword.
According to the special travel supplements of the newspapers (and imagine their surprise when they found that there steamship-line advertisements to match), this is going to be an ideal summer for you to take that much delayed trip to Europe.
By Robert Benchley The New Yorker, May 13 , 1933P. 15 According to the special travel supplements of the newspapers (and imagine their surprise when they found that there steamship-line advertisements to match), this is going to be an ideal summer for you to take that much delayed trip to Europe... View Article By Malcolm Gladwell By Rivka Galchen By Jelani Cobb By Ceridwen Dovey.
However, while the new buses may technically be classified "general bus lines," advertisements for the service have only appeared in Palestinian villages, according to Ynet.
We recruited individuals using media publicity, on-line advertisements, recruitment via health professionals, personal trainers, commercial and community-based weight loss centres, as well as community advertisements.
On Oct. 8, 1989, she published a single four-line advertisement and did not provide prospective buyers with photographs before they visited.
After Ms. Nichols put it on the market in April, she drafted a 10-line advertisement, hired a professional photographer, designed a full-color handout and promoted the apartment in luxury publications like a Hamptons magazine.
Since he had no present prospects of marriage, after two tormented days of turning it over in his mind, he called in Pinye Balzman, a marriage broker whose two-line advertisement he had read in the Forward.
