Only a few days ago, Subaru debuted a brand-new marketing campaign that focused on the launch of the 2020 Subaru Outback. Befitting Subaru's environmentally-aware , family-focused, and safety-centered corporate persona, the three spots highlight the Outback's ability to empower these ideals. They’re entitled Where the Heart is, Easy Commute, and Moment of Silence.
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This spot is, ostensibly, about adventure, but there's more under the surface. It's about the parallel between the adventure that is raising a family and the adventure that awaits those families within our natural parks. Subaru believes that families are the heart of our communities and that our environment is the heart of our planet. To drive that point home, the ad emphasizes that Subaru is the single largest corporate supporter of the National Park Foundation.
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NYC Commission on Human Rights unveils ad campaign focused on protecting Jews - JNS.org
Kleinbaum added that the message of the campaign is "to say that this city cares about us being here safely and to make a statement to other New Yorkers, that we don't all look, sound or present the same, but are an important part of the fabric of this city."
JNS is more than just another news website and syndication service. It is an organization devoted to nonstop reporting, and telling the truth about Israel and Jewish issues unburdened by the biases and institutional blinders that distort so much of what we read, hear and see about these topics elsewhere in the secular and even Jewish press.
Donald Trump 2020 Campaign Buys Prime YouTube Ad Space for Election Day
The re-election campaign of president Donald Trump has reportedly purchased prominent ad space on the YouTube homepage at a key time during the 2020 election.
Masthead ads—placed at the top of the front page—will be shown to the platform's billions of users in the days leading up to the November 3 vote, Bloomberg reported. Financial details of the deal remain unknown, but the publication said the ads are expected to run nationwide.
YouTube, which is owned by Google, has more than two billion users and claims to reach more U.S. citizens in the 18-35 demographic than any TV network.
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NYC combatting anti-Semitic incidents with new ad campaign featured in Hasidic, Orthodox outlets
New York is combatting anti-Semitism with a new ad campaign featured in Orthodox and Hasidic Jewish print and digital outlets, in addition to social media.
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The advertisements will be featured in Orthodox and Hasidic Jewish print outlets such as Hamodia, Jewish Press and Mishpacha, as well as online at The Jewish Week and in the NYC Human Rights Commission's social media.
"New York City is a city for all of us. Its strength lies in its diversity, in how we come together to celebrate and look out for one another," she added.
New Pharrell song ‘Virginia’ to be featured in ad campaign | WTOP
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — An upcoming ad campaign for Virginia Beach will feature a new song by hometown star Pharrell Williams.
A city official tells the Virginian-Pilot that Williams contacted the city last year asking how he could help after the mass shooting at a municipal building in May.
That led to a a multi-year plan involving the singer in tourism and economic development initiatives.
As part of that, the singer will narrate two 60-second commercials with his soon-to-be-released song, "Virginia.”
$45m, 1.6bn views and 'Crazy Donald': How Bloomberg bought your Facebook feed | US news | The
Part one of a Guardian investigation reveals the strategy and strange decisions driving the campaign's unprecedented ad blitz
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In the first six weeks of 2020, more than 1.6bn of the 2.4bn presidential campaign ads shown to US Facebook users were from the Bloomberg campaign. Since launching his campaign in mid-November, the former mayor of New York City has spent nearly $45m on Facebook ads – more than all his opponents combined.
The Trump campaign's Facebook operation has been notable for running a huge volume of advertisements, launching tens of thousands of ads seen by just a handful of people and testing hundreds of minor variations of different messages. In recent weeks, the Bloomberg campaign has begun running three times as many ads as Trump.
New York City's latest tactic to combat anti-Semitism: An ad campaign featuring diverse
NEW YORK ( JTA ) — New York City is hoping that a new ad campaign will make Jewish New Yorkers feel comfortable despite a recent spate of anti-Semitic attacks.
The campaign, launched Wednesday by the city’s Commission on Human Rights, consists of four ads each featuring a photograph of a different Jewish New Yorker and a bold proclamation: “Jewish New Yorkers belong here. Anti-Semitism does not.”
Ads using text only will appear will appear in three Orthodox publications — Hamodia, Jewish Press and Mishpacha Magazine. Ads featuring images of Jews from diverse backgrounds will be promoted on social media by the commission.
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