Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

advertiser

Portuguese translation:

anunciante

Added to glossary by Lilian Magalhães
Jan 5, 2012 17:39
12 yrs ago
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English term

advertiser

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What do you do?
We help advertisers reach people anywhere they use digital media.
How do you do it?
We help brands place more relevant, more effective online ads and pay for them on a CPL basis. We also work with the websites, social networks and mobile ad networks that host those ads to make sure your ads are placed in the best place possible.
Is that good?
Yes! It means that Pontiflex helps brands to talk to people who want to hear from them. And best of all, the brands earn guaranteed ROI.
C-P-What?
CPL stands for “Cost-Per-Lead.” It means that advertisers who work with us only pay when people sign up for their ads and voluntarily share their contact info.
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Lilian Magalhães (asker) Jan 5, 2012:
real context Advertisers may make campaigns which target audiences more effectively than traditional advertising efforts if they use the internet. Online campaigns give advertisers new abilities to reach...

Proposed translations

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anunciante

anunciante
Peer comment(s):

agree Daniel Tavares : Ok, you are the first. :)
2 mins
rsrs... agradeço, Daniel
agree Paula Borges : Sem dúvida está se referindo ao alcance e retorno para os anunciantes (brands) e não publicitários.
21 mins
obrigado... que acham de votar essa questão como non-PRO?
agree rir : neste caso ate podera dizer 'os clientes'..que vao anunciar, publicitar suas marcas...http://www.answers.com/topic/advertiser
56 mins
obrigado... que acham de votar essa questão como non-PRO?
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "thanks"
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4 mins

publicitário

Diria assim. Espero que ajude!

P.f. ver link abaixo:
http://www.carlosmartins.com.br/opiniaoestudante.htm
Peer comment(s):

agree Ivan Rocha, CT
3 mins
Obrigada, Ivan :) Um excelente dia!!!
agree Thais Castanheira
17 mins
Obrigada, Thais :) Um excelente dia!!!
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+1
10 mins

anunciante

HIH
Peer comment(s):

agree Roberto Bittencourt : correto.. o que acha de votar essa questão como non-PRO?
4 days
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+1
13 mins

anunciante

advertise means to publicize in order to promote sales. So advertiser is the noun for that.

anunciante
a.nun.ci.an.te
adj m+f (de anunciar) Que anuncia. s m+f 1 Pessoa que anuncia. 2 O responsável por um anúncio em jornal, revista ou outro processo de divulgação.
Peer comment(s):

agree Roberto Bittencourt : que acham de votar essa questão como non-PRO?
4 days
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