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Moreover, TikTok recently launched new ways to advertise on the app, giving brands more opportunities to attract customers.

Going on television, that would be a waste of money because you’ll be advertising your premium wax to a whole load of people who aren’t at all interested in surfing.

She was looking to advertise high-priced products in order to build a retargeting list of higher value customers.

Bars, restaurants and other non-essential businesses have closed, forcing marketers to reconsider how much they should be advertising to reach a population in lockdown.

The events, which were advertised beforehand, took the form of neighborhood block parties, barbecues, or marches to the polls, and included food, family-friendly entertainment, dance troupes, face painting, and games, per Green.

ISIS had broadly advertised its acquisition of a broad range of U.S.-made weapons during its rampage across Iraq.

To attract like-minded women, Bob advertised himself on lifestyle websites like alt.com.

And in World War I, hares were advertised as a “good martial diet.”

At times, the events were even advertised on state television stations.

The idea of a soap being advertised as gluten-free struck me as ludicrous—roughly on par with a shampoo proclaiming to be low fat.

The Charmington boot and the Charmington Bouquet were very freely advertised.

The overhead doors beneath a sign which advertised car washing by steam ran up on their track as the gray sedan came into sight.

A person who failed to receive the benefit advertised recovered the reward.

An artist visited the city, and advertised a set of "choice paintings, on exhibition for a few days."

Smillie also was advertised to speak, and great interest was manifested, and much criticism passed by the miners.