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Definitions from WordNet

Noun advertiser has 1 sense
  1. advertiser, advertizer, adman - someone whose business is advertising
    --1 is a kind of publicist, publicizer, publiciser
    --1 has particulars:
     huckster; promoter, booster, plugger; tout, touter
    Derived form: verb advertise2

Definitions from the Web

Advertisers

Definition:

Advertisers refer to individuals or companies who promote their products, services, or ideas through various forms of media to reach and influence potential customers.

Examples:

Noun - Singular:

The advertiser wants to create appealing advertisements to attract more customers.

Noun - Plural:

The advertisers are competing to grab consumers' attention in the market.

Verb:

The company decided to advertise their brand on social media platforms.

Sample Sentences:

1. Advertisers play a crucial role in driving sales and brand awareness.

2. The magazine is full of colorful advertisements from various advertisers.

3. She advertised her upcoming event through online banners placed strategically on different websites.

4. Advertisers need to understand their target audience in order to create effective advertising campaigns.

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