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 Topdemonstrates 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.
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National ad campaign promotes Thoroughbred racing: Still. Running. Strong.
In addition to Breeders' Cup and The Jockey Club, significant financial support for the campaign was provided by the National Thoroughbred Racing Association (NTRA); TVG, an affiliate of the FanDuel Group; the Kentucky Thoroughbred Association (KTA); and Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association (TOBA).
"On behalf of our member tracks and horsemen's organizations, we are happy to support this collaborative effort, especially during this unique window of opportunity," said Alex Waldrop , NTRA president, and CEO.
Campaign finance reform group files ethics complaint against Gardner over TV ad | Quick Hits |
The 30-second ad, made available to Colorado Politics in advance of its airing, features local headlines and excerpts from news reports crediting Gardner and his contacts with world leaders for massive shipments of protective equipment and testing kits.
Trump Campaign Ad Takes Credit For Unemployment Benefit Republicans Seek To End | HuffPost
President Donald Trump 's presidential campaign released a new TV ad this week claiming credit for coronavirus relief efforts, including boosted unemployment insurance, that his fellow Republicans are now trying to undercut.
"It takes a Donald Trump to demand truth from China, shut down foreign travel, get ventilators and tests, raise unemployment benefits and cash benefits to families," the narrator says in the ad.
Meanwhile, as the pandemic continues to take an economic toll in the country, with more than 40 million Americans newly unemployed, Republican lawmakers are reluctant to expand emergency relief benefits.
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Democrats meddle in Republicans’ NM-02 primary - POLITICO
— A Democratic super PAC has launched new ads ahead of the Republican primary in NM-02, intended to boost one of the GOP challengers in the battleground seat.
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— President Donald Trump threatened to move the Republican nominating convention out of North Carolina unless Gov. Roy Cooper, a Democrat, gave some sort of assurance it would take place amid the coronavirus pandemic.
— The super PAC arm of EMILY's List went nuclear on one of Democrat Theresa Greenfield's primary opponents in the Iowa Senate race, as the national party bets big on her.
America Next launches ad campaign to stop blue state bailout | One America News Network
One America’s Stephanie Myers spoke with the honorary chairman of America Next, former Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, about the campaign and how it relates to reopening state economies.
New Amazon Ad Reports and Campaign Structuring Now Available Only From Sidecar
Sidecar for Amazon is powered by advanced AI and natural language processing. The solution helps retailers apply data-driven strategies and proven best practices to drive significant revenue from Amazon Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands, and Display Ads. Sidecar’s technology automates manual management, streamlines reporting, and leverages the company’s marketing expertise to unlock new opportunities for retailers on the Amazon Advertising platform.
Retailers and brands have seen measurable gains in performance and profitability on Amazon ads since Sidecar debuted its solution last September. Sidecar customers on average realize increases in ad (67%) and marketplace (13%) revenue, while boosting conversions by 12% and lowering ACoS (Advertising Cost of Sale) by 20%.
New Trump Campaign Ad: Making America Great Again, Again? 05/12/2020
For the week of May 2 through May 8, Advertising Analytics says the commercial had 1,737 airings. The week before, the Trump campaign spent $1.8 million from April 26 through May 2. A few quick questions: Where is that story written, who was the author, and did anyone do the fact-checking?
Pardon me -- this is advertising. That aside, the attempt is a promise that advertising can be aspirational. Pulitzer Prize potential? No.
It's a hodgepodge of clips from the press, starting off with an initial one-minute spot, where the words “attack,” “mocked” and “torn up,” appear. The latter features House Speaker’s Nancy Pelosi famously ripping up a Trump State of the Union speech.
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