a large board used for displaying advertisements; can be flat, a lightbox, or neon

to promote or recommend goods and services to the public through media like newspapers, magazines, television, or the internet

a person or organization that pays for an advertisement

The cost or fees paid for the production and distribution of advertisements through media channels; advertising rates

the advertising business or sector of industry

to place an advertisement in a newspaper or magazine

an advertising column in a newspaper or a public bulletin board for posting notices

advertising professional; a person working in the advertising industry

A business or agency that handles advertising planning, production, and placement for clients

advertising sheets or fliers

advertising space or slot, such as on a website or physical billboard

advertising company; a person or business that handles advertising

an individual or company that pays for advertising

advertising; publicity; promotion

advertising poster; placard

a vehicle equipped with large signs or screens for outdoor advertising

software designed to prevent advertisements from appearing on a webpage

banner advertisement; a long strip of paper or cloth used for advertising purposes

advertising technique where branded goods or services are integrated into a movie, television show, or other media

An organized series of activities or behaviors conducted by businesses to promote products or by public interest groups to convey specific ideas.

advertising film or television commercial

A small advertisement placed in a newspaper or magazine, typically arranged according to category

opaque paint used for posters and stage design, made by mixing powdered pigment with glue; noted for its bright colors and strong covering power

T-shirt used for advertising or promotion

Advertising material like catalogs or product brochures sent directly to a selected audience via mail or other media; commonly known by the English abbreviation "DM"

To place an advertisement; to promote or publicize a person, product, or event.

To seek out or recruit clients for advertising purposes; to solicit ads for a business or publication.

advertisement for employment; recruitment advertisement

An advertisement that interrupts a broadcast; a spot announcement or slot advertisement.

a networking protocol used by servers to inform other devices of their available services on a network

a wide or tall advertisement shown on a webpage; banner ad

The practice of integrating branded products or services into entertainment media, such as movies or television shows, for promotional purposes

an electronic screen or bulletin board used for displaying advertisements or public announcements

An advertisement broadcast on television, typically used to promote products, organizations, or concepts

A non-profit advertisement, such as a video, image, or text, produced to promote social welfare or serve the public interest.

(Taiwan) slot advertisement, interstitial ad, or splash ad; an advertisement that covers the entire screen or replaces the original broadcast content

direct advertising that uses a straightforward, forceful, or explicit promotional approach

advertising in the sky, such as skywriting or sky signs

An advertisement with 3D effects, typically using computer technology, light-grating materials, or electronic displays to transform flat images into three-dimensional visuals

advertising on the Internet; online advertising

marketing technique in which references to specific brands or products are incorporated into another work, such as a film or television program, with a specific promotional intent

Advertising that does not match the actual quality of goods or services, intentionally misleading consumers

To stick up or paste advertisements, bills, or posters.

Advertisements that are pre-recorded and inserted into movies, television shows, or online videos, typically appearing before the main content begins.

Advertisements, signs, or promotional information displayed on the body of a vehicle, whether painted on or attached to the interior or exterior.

Advertisements, announcements, or information posted, hung, or painted inside or outside a bus, train carriage, or subway car.

Indirect marketing or product placement within media content such as news reports, films, or TV shows, appearing as props, dialogue, or plot elements rather than explicit commercials

unauthorized or illegal advertisement, often in the form of a flyer, poster, or graffiti in public spaces