— Crowded primaries in the blue IN-01 and potential swing seat IN-05 have attracted big spending ahead of Tuesday's elections.
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— Prominent black Democrats warn that Joe Biden needs to address the concerns of nonwhite voters proactively to win their support in November, as the country is gripped by days of unrest.
— The NRSC is launching its first round of TV ads of the cycle, an earlier-than-usual campaign as Republicans have been getting swamped on the airwaves.
While you're here, how about this:
Joyce Elliott releases first campaign ad of 2020 race | KARK
The ad will be promoted nationally on digital. It is the first in a sequence of campaign advertisements across mediums showing why Joyce is the best candidate to represent the people of Central Arkansas.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (News Release) — Today, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) added State Senator Joyce Elliott's campaign for Arkansas's 2nd Congressional District to its prestigious 'Red to Blue' program.
Only the top-tier of competitive campaigns are included in this program—about 4% of House races. The program provides organizational and fundraising support. Last cycle, 6 of 7 African American 'Red to Blue' candidates won.
Facebook Glitch Causes Trump’s Ads to Disappear From Its Library – Mother Jones
Update 2:30 p.m. ET: Following publication of this story, a Facebook spokesperson informed Mother Jones that “a bug kept some ads from displaying in the Ad Library” this morning. The Trump campaign did not in fact pull its ads; they were simply not visible for a few hours. The original story is below.
After a tumultuous weekend of protests, on Monday morning President Donald Trump’s reelection campaign appears to have gone dark on Facebook.
Digital ad market prices nudge back to pre-lockdown levels | Campaign US
Ad prices on Facebook and Google appear to have returned to levels before lockdown prompted brands to pause spend.
The digital advertising market appears to have largely recovered from the disruption caused by the coronavirus pandemic, according to performance marketing specialists.
Facebook and sister platform Instagram are now back at pre-lockdown levels, the agency told Campaign , and last week prices were actually higher than in early March (+5%), although it is too early to say if prices will stay at that level.
Many things are taking place:
Hotels.com returns to travel marketing in new TV campaign | Ad Age
As states begin to lift lockdowns from the pandemic, Hotels.com is dipping back into messaging around travel. The Dallas, Texas-based brand is pushing a new 30-second spot that urges consumers to get back out there and book some vacations.
In the commercial, Captain Obvious, who has been the brand's spokesman since 2014, asks dreamy customers if they "remember places." He says, "The good news is, these places still exist. With hundreds of thousands of not-your-house places all over the world, Hotels.com is the best place to book a place." The video calls out several specific sites, like a Napa Valley B&B, which "has wine that's not in a box," and a Miami Beach Resort, which "has free toilet paper."
Snack Brand Emily Poke Fun At 'Beige Crisps' With New Instalment Of Bold Ad Campaign - B&T
UK Snacking brand Emily are back with more outdoor advertising following the success of their first campaign which launched in April 2020.
Using one-liners such as "Our first ever poster, seen by a runner and one pigeon. Typical", the ads called out the brand's marketing misfortune in reaction to the UK Coronavirus lockdown. Now, EMILY have turned their attention to poke fun at 'beige crisps'; humanising them to be like the most boring, bland people and encourage consumers to "Ditch Dull. Eat Bold".
Tennessee group's billboard campaign hits hot topics | WZTV
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