GRAMMAR POLICE - Can you please check this?

[CornishTeaTime]

Is it:

A. Featuring your business you can reach 1,000s of people each week

B. Featuring your business you can reach 1,000's of people each week

C. Featuring your business you can reach 1,000s' of people each week

So should it be...

D. thousand's
or
E. thousands'

No. No apostrophe.

Option A as you don’t need the ‘s for plural form of numbers.

No apostrophe needed

Thousands in this instance isn't possessive, nor is there a letter missing, so as I said, no apostrophe.

The sentence itself isn't great though. What does it mean?

Neither as no apostrophe needed on the letters either

The people do not belong to the thousands, so no apostrophe. If it was groups of people you wouldn’t add one. So, A.

I agree that using thousands instead of 1,000s is better, but 1,000s is grammatically correct.

Yes, that's what I was wondering! Perhaps restructure the sentence?
Are you advertising something to extend the reach of various businesses? Perhaps just write that.

No apostrophe.
The written word is better than the number.
The sentence doesn't make sense! What is the point you are trying to get across?

No apostrophe! It's a plural, plurals don't use apostrophes.

Style guide at my last place of work (business/media) would have it as 1000s or thousands. Either would be acceptable.
No commas or apostrophes anywhere. But that was just them.

Agree about the sentence, it needs to be reworded, it's unclear in its current format. One of these would be better:

Featuring your business will reach thousands of people each week

By featuring your business, you will reach thousands of people each week

This. Or same but with the word can instead of will if you want to keep that.

The sentence doesn't make sense. And yes it should be thousands.

You'll reach thousands (1 thousand or 900 thousand?) of people every week if you feature your business with us/here/on this site/in this magazine.

As said, our style guide insisted the numbers one to nine should be written out, above that it should be in figures uness it was one, eg one hundred, one thousand etc.
So 250, 2500, up to a million when you'd write two million and not 2,000,000.
But 2.5 million had to be written thusly. Then it changed and we had to write million as mln. But billion was always billion until billions became more commonplace. Then that changed to bln. I think it's still trillion and quadrillion....
I never said it was consistent!

That's what I wanted to ask

Great. Both read well and make sense, unlike the original

"has ran"? 😁

Me too.

As it is, A is correct, but thousands would be better.

I agree that By featuring your business, you will reach thousands of people each week is much better.