How to pronounce “advertising”(verb) in English

advertising to the widest possible audience that fit the demographic of whatever the advertisers wanted.

basically advertising fluff once again the point isn't that money would make what they say

often advertising.

was advertising aggressively to women um directly this a Life Magazine cover from

I heard Crest is advertising that it doesn't contain triclosan, so that's a good sign.

They are not advertising in the Yellow Pages.

They are not advertising in Google either.

And they're advertising the degree-- the high concentration of toxic glycyrrhizin that's in there.

and he was advertising it as the most expensive building in New York City-- Trump Tower is not number one.

Was it advertising?

is Google is still advertising Google is still extracting value from the ability to index and send people to my thing but

uh when he was advertising change and indeed it's true um

and then I started advertising in the back of comic collector magazines and sort of newsletters, "Buy my comic book."

going to start advertising on TV."

and now advertising my book there was this great you know three years after my

have been advertising mothers to sprinkle it over kids heads which is what a lot of the advertisements were

is in advertising the possibility of a change in consciousness.

So if the railway is advertising itself, if you like.

Jane Espenson: Yeah you can get poster advertising the talk signed by both of us.

actually look at an entire newspaper advertising it all fully page composed it's also fully searchable so you're not only just you're not simply looking at

before I wrote the book advertising Public Relation intensive promotion as well as changes

equipment their factories they're advertising more so one of the things that happened in the 80s and 90s is that

Yeah, I'm advertising for Skillshare, but it was on Skillshare.

Would there be advertising in utopia?

would not start with any form of yoga that was advertising itself primarily as a workout.

That helped double sales, when we started advertising that fact.

And one of the largest ad companies in the world knew we were advertising, bought my grandfather's little storefront operation, brought him in.

So you think about, what would they be advertising? They're advertising open times.

Male #2: My name is Sebastian and I work in a team that actually seeks to provide non-profits with AdWords advertising so I'm particularly inspired in a way I see us trying to connect

And then there's also advertising on the website.

like that smell so we had a brand name that was supposed to have Global Equity that we were advertising that was

willingness to accept the notion of pay, not just advertising as the means of paying for, umm, for things online.

Q Didn't they just only recently allow distilled spirits advertising back on TV?

as many side effects, you can nonetheless spend a billion dollars advertising it and make reliably 2.1 billion dollars.

I mean, this is the worldview that they are advertising to us in all their demonstrations, and yet it's legal to do that.

You know, IBM spent a lot of money 10, 15 years ago advertising e-Business.

So unfortunately, Parker Brothers catches wind of this event, because he had been advertising it, after all.

And they had weird, freaky, mutant, fucking rodents advertising sandwiches.

In fact, I would argue Sony could probably save a heck of a lot of money by not advertising or advertising very little.

And then she said, oh, that's too bad, because according to my calculation-- at that time he was advertising Trump Tower in the 1980s,

And so I think there was a big tectonic shift of what console business could be through what Sega was doing through-- who they were advertising to.

So, we got the snake oil salesmen who's always advertising how you can get rich.

And then he went to advertisers and said, look, all of these other companies are advertising.

We're not talking like some, some eccentric, wealthy person who has the means and the time, without advertising it at all.

So, from a TV perspective, we use Neilsen and MRI/Simmons and have used them for years as the source to figure out where is our target watching and where should we be advertising.

had probably, I don't think there's ever been a study done about it, but more money in terms of advertising him, behind him, than probably any Presidential candidate and probably all

And so, the difference between two dollars a newspaper and 40 dollars a newspaper is advertising money that pays to reach those people.

Well not free, but it wasn't advertising that they didn't pay money for.

And that, and that, you know, we, we shouldn't be advertising other people's, you know, mostly it's those horrible