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advertiser1560s, agent noun from advertise (v.).
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advertiserThe company, organization, or individual who pays for advertising space or time to present an announcement or persuasive message to the public.
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advertiserCompany or other organisation purchasing commercial airtime on television for promotional purposes.
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advertisern. One who advertises, especially in newspapers.
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advertiserIn affiliate programs, the advertiser is the Web site owner or merchant who pays affiliates for sending traffic to their site to purchase or generate leads. Also called merchant.
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advertiser In OpenX, an account type that represents a business that runs advertising campaigns to display ads on websites.
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advertiserA brand offering a product or service, either to consumers or businesses, that pays for promotional messages to create awareness of the brand or offering.
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advertiserAdvertiser is a person, organization or company whose business is advertising and places advertisements in order to target customers. An advertiser notifies the public of a business to draw in custome [..]
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advertiser(n) someone whose business is advertising
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advertiserOrganization or person who pays for the production, execution, and placement of an advertisement.
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advertiserOrganization or person who pays for the production, execution, and placement of an advertisement.
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advertiserCompany or other organisation purchasing commercial airtime on television for promotional purposes.
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advertiserAn entity that shows its creatives on publisher web pages in order to enhance brand awareness, induce the user to make a purchase, etc.agency
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advertiserAny company looking to promote their brand, service, or product; for example, showing its creative on publisher web pages to induce the user to make a purchase, etc.
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advertiserAn entity that shows its creative on publisher web pages in order to enhance brand awareness, induce the user to make a purchase, etc.
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