display advertisement

British

noun

an advertisement designed to attract attention by using devices such as conspicuous or elegant typefaces, graphics, etc See small advertisement

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Example Sentences

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We expect the robust growth in Weibo to stabilize Sina’s market share in display advertisement.

From Forbes

Facebook accounted for nearly one-third of all Internet display advertisement impressions in the United States in June, more than the combined total of Yahoo, Microsoft Corp, Google and AOL Inc, according to analytics firm comScore.

From Reuters

The Auntie Anne's recommendation is labeled as "Promoted," so I know that this is essentially a display advertisement.

From Time

If you were a local business that wanted broad reach into the community, you essentially had to pay the extortionate and always-rising display advertisement prices newspapers charged or the equally extortionate broadcast rates local TV affiliates could command.

From Salon

Japing capitalism's chronicle "We are pleased to announce a change in management," intones a somber-looking display advertisement.

From Time Magazine Archive

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