Advertoo

A permanently inked tattoo located on any part of the body that expresses a logo, tagline, or otherwise brand-defining mark of any private or public corporation or organization.

Remember the Mitt Romney fan who got that advertoo on his face?

by LaserSpa of Tampa Bay September 8, 2014

advertorial

An article or editorial that has been written for the purpose of promoting a product or service. The word itself is a combination of "advertisement" and "editorial." Often the piece will avoid a tone with overt bias.

I had read a whole page about vitamins in the news magazine before realizing the story was just an advertorial.

by brianbbad March 23, 2011

Adverboob

When a advert uses boobs to make you buy a producy

Im going to download game of war beacuse i like her boobs
no your downloading it beacuse its a adverboob

by A man from aus June 10, 2015

Advertoon

An animated show that advertises a real product, like Dairy Queen or Swiffer.

That advertoon about some Burger King looks awesome!

by JSKTPR December 9, 2021

advertorial sage

One who thrives in the commercial throes of cleaning, polishing, and aesthetic products and gadgetry, while possessing and embodying the wisdom of an edified persona.

The advertorial sage's day job seems contrary to her true passion and spirit, leading one to expect greatness from such trials.

by Peralta January 12, 2009

advertog

A blog which is a blatant advert for the author

That blog is obviously just an advert. It is an advertog.

by cz2000cz December 6, 2010

advertrolling

Garnering attention for a product or service by trolling the politically correct public for reactionary outrage.

Example: Amazon launched a highly successful advertrolling campaign for "Man in the High Tower" on November 24, 2015, when it plastered a New York City subway with Nazi symbolism. The offensive symbolism was promptly removed in response to public outcry, as was expected, but not before the show, which paints a grim picture of an alternate reality in which the Axis powers had won WWII, had received a great deal of attention.

See also: trolling advertising PC butthurt outrage consumerism reactionary marketing

by SomeHamster February 27, 2016