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advertising expenses - перевод на греческий
Attention (advertising); Advertising Research
advertising expenses
διαφημιστικά έξοδα
διαφημιστικά έξοδα
advertising expenses
classified advertisements
FORM OF ADVERTISING WHICH IS PARTICULARLY COMMON IN NEWSPAPERS, ONLINE AND OTHER PERIODICALS
Classified ads; Classified advert; Classifieds; Free adds paper; Classified advertisements; Classified advertisement; Online classified; Online classified advertising; Online classified ads; Classifieds website; Classifieds websites; Online classifieds; Online classified advertisements; Newspaper Jobs; Want ads; Classified-ad; Classified matrimonial ad; Classified ad; Classified Advertising; Free classifieds; Classified sites; Classifieds sites; Small ads
μικρές αγγελίες
Определение
strapline
¦ noun a subsidiary heading or caption in a newspaper or magazine.
Википедия
Advertising research
Advertising research is a systematic process of marketing research conducted to improve the efficiency of advertising. Advertising research is a detailed study conducted to know how customers respond to a particular ad or advertising campaign.
Примеры употребления для advertising expenses
1. Her advertising expenses, which are beginning to increase, were $1.7 million.
2. About half of the savings would come from reduced advertising expenses and from combining their work forces.
3. Cost savings will come from work force cuts, lower advertising expenses and cheaper operating costs as the companies merge operations.
4. The bulk of a candidate‘s spending typically comes in the weeks leading up to Election Day, when he or she faces the highest field and advertising expenses.