"offer advertising" is correct and usable in written English.
It is most commonly used to refer to the act of providing or proposing a product or service for advertising or promotional purposes. For example: "We are offering advertising opportunities in our company's e-newsletter."
Advertisers continue to seek out users of new technologies to promote their brands, and content providers continue to find new ways to offer platforms to advertisers: LG announced on Tuesday that it would offer advertising on a new Web-connected television, above.
Two companies that offer advertising media exchanges for the Internet are combining in a deal with undisclosed terms.
For the first time, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority announced that it would offer advertising space on the front of its MetroCards.
Eventually, Twitter plans to offer advertising more broadly, but until then small businesses can continue to make productive use of the service.
Soccer and hockey also offer advertising on far-side boards, but benches for both sports are on the same side of the pitch or rink.
Under a proposed $90 million settlement of a class-action lawsuit over alleged click fraud, Google said Wednesday that it would offer advertising credits to marketers who claim they were charged for invalid clicks and not reimbursed.
The Saffron Taxi Company offers advertising space for sale.
The New Yorker, December 22 , 1928P. 45 The Saffron Taxi Company offers advertising space for sale.
By Arthur H. Folwell The New Yorker, December 22 , 1928P. 45 The Saffron Taxi Company offers advertising space for sale.
For instance, it plans to introduce "Google Offers" — advertising deals from local and online businesses that can be found online or sent through the phone.
Building a Web site that offers advertising to corporate partners is the only way to get their assistance in building and maintaining the system, Mr. Thompson said.
