Oklahoma City Republican Terry Neese launched the first television ads of her congressional campaign on Tuesday, targeting GOP primary voters with her allegiance to President Donald Trump and his agenda.
The ad shows Neese wearing a Trump 2020 hat and features her narration about the need for toughness to build a wall, protect 2nd Amendment rights and restart the economy. A handgun is shown being taken from a vehicle glove box to accompany the 2nd Amendment line. Pictures of Neese with Trump and his son, Donald Trump Jr., are also shown.
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Tree Top Debuts New Ad Campaign: "Together, We Grow Better" - Food & Beverage Magazine
Tree Top, Inc., an iconic apple juice and apple sauce household name for more than 60 years, returns to the advertising world with a new brand campaign, “Together, We Grow Better.”
Created by Tree Top with IPREX partners DH in Spokane, WA and French/West/Vaughan (FWV), in Raleigh, NC, the campaign is designed to tap into the love and effort parents devote to raising their families, by showing how Tree Top demonstrates love and dedication in growing the apples that nurture families across the U.S. The campaign delivers a message directly from Tree Top’s growers who raise apples with care to deliver quality apple juice and apple sauce to families everywhere.
Biden campaign drops new digital ad hitting Trump over slow coronavirus response | TheHill
"Donald Trump doesn't understand. We have an economic crisis because we have a public health crisis. And we have a public health crisis because he refused to act," a narrator says in the nearly three-minute-long spot. "Donald Trump didn't build a great economy. His failure to lead destroyed one."
The ad is set to run on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube on Monday in six battleground states: Arizona, Florida, Michigan, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, according to the former vice president's campaign.
Icelandic Government Invests ISK 1.5 Billion in Tourism Ad Campaign
To counter the economic impact of COVID-19, Iceland's government has hired two advertising agencies to create a campaign promoting the country as a travel destination. The country will invest ISK 1.5 billion ($10.3 million/€9.5 million) towards the initiative. Iceland's Prime Minister announced yesterday that the country would reopen its borders no later than June 15 and provide coronavirus tests to arriving travellers.
The campaign is titled "Ísland – saman í sókn," loosely translated as "Iceland – onward together." According to a notice on Promote Iceland's website, the aim of the campaign is to "strengthen Iceland's image, increase demand, and maintain Icelandic tourism's competitiveness" in select foreign markets.
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RNZ splashes $100,000 on controversial ad campaign | Stuff.co.nz
RNZ spent more than $100,000 on a controversial ad campaign that drew strong criticism from its commercial media counterparts .
Figures released under the Official Information Act show RNZ spent $107,550.89 on the "We've got news for you" campaign, which blanketed New Zealand cities and social media feeds in the month before the lockdown.
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Florida citrus growers will spend unused travel money on more digital ads for orange juice | Blogs
Florida Department of Citrus money unused because of the coronavirus pandemic will be directed toward increasing orange-juice sales, as projections of this season's citrus production have declined.
The Florida Citrus Commission agreed Tuesday to add $277,000 to an ongoing digital ad campaign, with most of the money coming from employee travel plans that were halted because of the deadly virus.
The campaign, budgeted at $4.5 million for the fiscal year that ends June 30, is targeted at "lapsed" orange juice buyers, primarily parents between the ages of 30 and 60 who haven't bought juice during the prior month.
Vivek Kunwar Creates An Uplifting Ad-campaign Featuring Milind Soman | Forbes India
The ongoing coronavirus pandemic has most certainly jumbled up priorities for people around the world. Vivek Kunwar has delivered what is arguably one of the best COVID-19 campaigns so far for the sheer amount of positivity this film spreads. With gyms shut down for the foreseeable future and frequent social distancing PSAs discouraging even the fitness conscious to go out for a jog, this campaign is just the nudge that we all need.
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