Sentence examples similar to on site advertisements from inspiring English sources

The site generates revenue through both on-site advertisements and music sales leads.

For instance, we do not know how much direct Internet access occurs from consumers to a provider website, or how many individuals click through an advertisement on one site directly through to a particular hospital or public sector website on healthcare quality.

It is using the image of an Emirates flight attendant — her smiling face beneath the signature red hat — on its Web site, on advertisements and even on duty-free shopping bags to make the point, as one airline executive put it, that the service provided by Emirates is of "the utmost significance".

Companies bid for the keywords that would transplant their advertisements on site.

EBay agreed to place on its site text advertisements sold by Yahoo.

According to John Fleming, Wal-Mart.com's chief executive, the site is similar to Eddie Bauer's in that it forecasts site visitation based on past advertising campaigns -- a task made easier by the company's reliance on advertisements on sites like Yahoo's Overture and Google, which closely track the effect of an advertisement on sales and traffic.

The online advertising, designed by Razorfish, a unit of Microsoft, includes home page advertisements on sites like Bloomberg.com and CNBC.com.

But professional online video is a big tent, one that includes, among many other things, television network Webisodes, satirical stand-alone clips on comedy sites and advertisements that begin life on YouTube as quasi-art objects.

Text ads are overlaid on the video and open video-on-video advertisements or external sites.

On Thursday night, Mr. Bush's campaign posted on its Web site an advertisement-style video juxtaposing Mr. Kerry's promises to stanch the influence of lobbyists in Washington with news articles about large numbers of donations to Mr. Kerry from lobbyists.

In November 2008, YouTube reached an agreement with MGM, Lions Gate Entertainment, and CBS, allowing the companies to post full-length films and television episodes on the site, accompanied by advertisements in a section for US viewers called "Shows".