Synonyms for advertiser
ad·ver·tis·er

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1. advertiser, advertizer, admannoun

   someone whose business is advertising

   Synonyms:
   adman, advertizer

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1. peddlers

   go from door to door to advertise their product

   the advertiser went to each house in our neighborhood.

   Submitted by rinat on September 10, 2019  

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1. List of paraphrases for "advertiser":

   announcer

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1. Dana Litt of the Center:

   One thing parents can do is work with their teens on media literacy techniques to help them view ads critically, for example, discussing who created or paid for the ad, what the ad is targeted to do, and whether the ad shows the full range of alcohol-related consequences( i.e. does it show anything bad about alcohol) may be useful topics to start a conversation and help your teen better understand that alcohol ads communicate the advertiser’s point of view and learn how to challenge what an ad is saying.

2. Aaron Ansuini:

   My priority isn't making money off my videos, but it's more about the principle, it sends a lot of messages, like' you're not advertiser-friendly', or' being queer is something that is explicit or something that only adults can be.'.

3. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez:

   Facebook should be broken up, we should pursue antitrust activity on Facebook. And there are so many different reasons why. They are acting as an advertiser. They are acting as both platform and vendor. They are a communications platform, which has historically been a well-established domain of antitrust. And so because they are so many businesses and industries in one, the case is, I believe, right there in and of itself as to why they should be subject to antitrust activity.

4. Darren Huston:

   Google of course respects us as an advertiser,” said Huston, whose company accounts for about 3 percent of Google’s ad revenue. “They’d like to get more of my money.”

5. Sam Shahid:

   The September issue means nothing anymore, you used to hold that magazine in your hand. It takes you to a place — that’s what a magazine used to do. Now they are all doing the same thing. There’s no imagination there. It’s just pure product, it’s pleasing the advertiser.