Sentence examples for push advertisers from inspiring English sources

"That's going to push advertisers into thinking, 'I have to make a decision for the long term' " and make deals in the upfront market.

Concerned that girls and women feel excessive pressure to live up to the digitally Botoxed and liposuctioned images of human perfection they see in glossy magazines, lawmakers in Britain and France are trying to push advertisers to get real.

Google's YouTube and the new sharing functions built into it are likely to push advertisers' return on investment far more than any other Web company.

But she does push advertisers who want to experiment with a different type of ad to choose the GIF format.

They launched a product called blogroll where they will give certain blogs rotating space on the Washington Post home page, and push advertisers to those blogs.

It's an amazing milestone in the larger effort to push advertisers away from Glenn Beck, which started last July.

This pushes advertisers to make their links more relevant.Google, which is being sued by Overture for patent infringement, has also innovated in the way it auctions keywords although Overture now offers this format as well.

One of the more "forward-thinking" features, Sethi says, is the fact that Adaptly is pushing advertisers to promote content that's actually good.

He compared it to his work at Digg, where the ad formats pushed advertisers to communicate their message in "more newsworthy ways".

Witnesses for Google may tell MPs that HMRC inspectors have now taken a very close look at the activities of Google UK, and are fully satisfied that the British unit plays only a supporting role, helping to push UK advertisers towards Ireland.

But as the first wave of Americans born after World War II entered adulthood, third-place network ABC saw an opportunity to promote this audience as super consumers, and pushed for advertisers to focus on viewers younger than 50.