"post advertisements" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the act of placing an advertisement in a public or online space. For example, "The organization decided to post advertisements around town to draw more business."
Shank also maintains that since DealBase lets any hotels post advertisements for free, with no advertising deals, the process is transparent and hotels have more of an incentive in the current economy to post a deal for free.
Then, companies offered to pay her to post advertisements and product mentions on her site.
Previous Post advertisements that ran on TV were used to sell subscriptions.
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.
The idea of carrying out this exploratory study was initiated in 2013 after reading a Facebook© post (advertisement) about 'high quality help for writing assignments'.
Rather, the way Google posts advertisements is in line with its corporate mission.
In airport terminals around the world, H.S.B.C. posts advertisements that emphasize its reach across continents and cultures.
In 1999, he posted advertisements for 12 Canadian islands on a website, which the Toronto Star wrote a story about.
The period that followed was financially trying, since Earth and Fire had decided early on against posting advertisements.
