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Meanings of advertiser in English

Portuguese
noticiador
Catalan
anunciant

Someone whose business is advertising.

noticiador
Usage of advertiser in English
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The advertiser acquires no more rights in the newspaper than the subscriber.
The American Newspaper
2
Fidelity is also a major advertiser on Apple's new iPad tablet computer.
Reuters
3
The French advertiser is the third biggest in Australia by market share.
Reuters
4
The advertiser is expected to describe his wares in restrained, modest language.
A Wodehouse Miscellany: Articles & Stories
5
To the encroaching advertiser these signs of the times are considered legitimate.
Aunt Jane's Nieces at Work
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Are you using PayPerPost, either as an advertiser or as a blogger?
Wired
7
The search term which, when entered, caused the advertiser's listing to appear
Website optimization
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The frenzy in political ad spending is expected to reshape advertiser behavior.
Reuters
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It is not an editorial proposition, it is not an advertiser proposition.
The Guardian
10
A fact or two from some advertiser's experience would be much better
Business Correspondence, Vol. 1: How to Write a Business Letter
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For example, the state remains the single largest media advertiser in sub-Saharan Africa.
The South African
12
In advertising terms, it is necessary to develop and maintain direct advertiser contact.
The Guardian
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The advertiser could dictate terms of how, let's say take nudity for example.
Wired
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The free services are advertiser-supported, with banner ads hovering above the mail messages.
Wired
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The figure includes spot advertising, sponsorship, product placement and revenue from advertiser-funded programming.
The Irish Times
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Government is still the biggest advertiser in the country, he said.
Radio NZ
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Translations for advertiser
Catalan
anunciant
Advertiser through the time
Advertiser across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common