The phrase 'post advertisement' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when talking about advertising something on a website, social media page, or other digital platform. For example, "I posted an advertisement for our business on Instagram this morning."
The site's terms of use warn users not to "post advertisements or solicitations of business".
The real issue is whether private business should be allowed to post advertisements in a way that it sees fit.
In August, a judge dismissed a lawsuit against Village Voice Media that claimed backpage.com was aiding and abetting sex trafficking by allowing users to post advertisements for sex.
Bitmarkets allows users to post advertisements for products for sale or request items and services they want to buy, and broadcasts these to all connected users.
It is illegal, after all, to post advertisements on public property in New York, and the companies' phone numbers are printed on the posters.
Even as news spread of the third attack, people in Boston and Rhode Island continued to post advertisements on the site offering sex and massage services in hotels.
Traffickers recruiting women from the Baltic States use the Web to post advertisements for unlikely jobs in Western Europe (such as waitress or nanny).
And it's working to develop merchant-facing tools, too, which will allow businesses to edit their own information, as well as post advertisements.
It's easy to post advertisements in the shelter of a free society; it's hard to transform lives battered and damaged repeatedly in the long and perilous shadows of evil.
The MOH has used this information to post advertisements for positions before the retirees leave, which has reduced the gap time to hire replacement workers.
