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Discover Ludwig'you advertised' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you are referencing something that someone has already advertised. For example, "I saw the position you advertised on the job board."
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Richard, you advertised Morrisons.
"You advertised 32 steps," one man whined.
One visitor, Natalie Craig, wrote on Facebook: "You did not deliver what you advertised... Magical experience?
Did you get more visitors after you advertised in the local paper?
"But," I said, "we made reservations at this hotel specifically because you advertised the wee-fee service".
"If you advertised a property today for rent, you might get 30 or 40 calls — there's always demand".
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You advertise.
What would you advertise without a fee?
Where will you advertise your campaign?
Do you advertise for them in local newspapers?
"People almost never buy the apartment you advertise," Mr. Peters added.
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