Sentence examples for serious ad from inspiring English sources

Wisely, Olivier added the proviso: "This is a serious ad.

eMarketer now pegs Pinterest at 40 million monthly users in the U.S., an audience big enough to drive serious ad revenue, and that doesn't seem to include mobile.

Microsoft presented such momentum, clout, and inevitability, along with serious ad dollars, to make such a negative attack very dangerous to the health of media companies.

eMarketer now pegs Pinterest at 40 million monthly users in the U.S., an audience big enough to drive serious ad revenue, and that doesn't seem to include mobile.

eMarketer now gauges Pinterest at 40 million monthly users in the U.S., an audience big enough to drive serious ad revenue.

Given Instagram has more than 1 billion users, is starting to make some serious ad revenue and is owned by deep-pocketed Facebook, there's little excuse for it not applying more content moderation resources to solve this problem already.

Humor has replaced serious ads that research found did not relate to the intended audience, said Rob Slosberg, executive vice president and group creative director at Bates USA in New York, part of the Bates Worldwide division of the Cordiant Communications Group.

Given a lack of prior experience in advertising, Hoyt and his co-founders Jeremy Jones and Brian Krebs (pictured above) might not be the most obvious candidates to build a serious ad-tech company, but Hoyt pointed to Krebs' background in enterprise technology, and he said that they developed TapHeaven by working closely with one of the top companies in mobile gaming.

Later, the campaign of Democratic contender Charlie Melancon stepped in to deliver two rather dark and serious ads playing up the fact that Vitter allowed an aide named Brent Furer to remain on his staff long after he became aware that Furer assaulted a girlfriend with a knife.

As the N.B.A.'s quirky-serious ad campaign (derived from the cult classic "Highlander") notes, "There can only be one".

"Are you serious?" the ad says, "89 percent of the people in New Hampshire support universal background checks.