"spot ad" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a short advertisement or commercial that appears on television or radio. Example: "I saw a great spot ad for the new smartphone on TV last night." Note: "Spot ad" can also be used in reference to a specific advertisement placement in a print publication, such as a magazine or newspaper.
In Britain, Fallon's campaign includes a 60-second television spot ad that takes viewers on a tour of St. Pancras.
Associated Press: The writers' strike "raised prices in the spot ad market as the lull in network shows shrunk available ad time.
This puzzle was less obscure overall than a Maleska era grid, but I'm far more likely to recall the island of Majorca than MINORCA, and SPOT AD seemed awkward.
In South Africa, the Advertising Standards Authority recently banned advertisements for Finish that made the environmental claims, saying Reckitt Benckiser was unable to prove, as the spot ad asserted, that automatic dishwashers used 50percentt less energy and one-tenth the water.
This option would retain spot ads as a distinct type of content and a distinct revenue source D: Allows the integration of commercial communications and programming, including in relation to spot ads.
The first phase of the outreach campaign, a booklet, videos, and spot ads, starts with advice to parents of children age 3 or younger.
The museum charms with one of the first-ever 20-second spot ads of 1952, pioneered by Madison Avenue for the candidate known as Ike.
The next time around, the Web may be the vehicle where money is both harvested and spent, but in 2008, it is those spot ads on the local television news that still constitute the sweet spot of political persuasion.
Figures compiled by resesarch and analysis firm Nielsen for the Guardian show that broadcasters have raked in £162m from gambling TV spot ads already this year, compared to £118m last year.
One reason for the general drop in spending is that the 2016 candidates focused more energy on electronic ads and social media than television spot ads.
SGE Insights recently spotted ads looking for personnel in Seoul and Taipei, as well as cities that Uber has yet to enter, including Shanghai, Beijing, Hong Kong, Bangalore and Auckland.
