LeBron James speaks on camera from the bubble in Orlando about social injustice around the nation. (3:14)
LeBron James fired back at a digital ad campaign for misconstruing one of his tweets about voter suppression, tweeting Friday: "Nobody should be able to use my name (or anyone else name) to lie and deceive about the election."
James was addressing a story in The Washington Post about a website called Protect My Vote that, according to the report, has been circulating ads on Facebook that paint mail-in voting as unreliable.
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Independent Baltimore mayoral candidate Bob Wallace launches TV ad campaign to reach voters
Independent Baltimore mayoral candidate Bob Wallace is starting a television ad campaign with a 30-second spot, showing first Wednesday during news coverage of the Democratic National Convention.
As the coronavirus pandemic continues to hamper traditional campaigning, reaching voters via their screens takes on an added importance, especially for a candidate without built-in name recognition. The ad is aimed at introducing Wallace, a longtime businessman, to an electorate that's overwhelmingly Democratic.
AD WATCH: Checking Trump campaign claim that Joe Biden wants to defund police
Political ads make many claims. For years, the WGAL News 8 On Your Side team has fact-checked these claims with Ad Watches.
WGAL has heard from many viewers about ads that claim Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden wants to defund the police. The claim has been repeatedly and consistently labeled as false.
One ad from the Trump campaign called "Break-In," which has aired on television and YouTube, claims Biden made remarks indicating he wants to reduce police funding.
Zocdoc uses humor in first-ever national TV ad campaign
Zocdoc, an online service for finding in-network care providers and booking medical appointments, poked fun at common inconveniences patients face on their care journeys in its first national television ad campaign.
The "Healthcare, But Easy" campaign aims to show people how Zocdoc's platform can streamline booking processes to make the patient care journey easier. For its television spo t, the ad satirizes common inconveniences, namely having to wait weeks until being able to visit a physician and receiving a shockingly expensive bill from an out-of-network provider.
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The Top Four Mistakes Beginners Make With Their First Facebook Ad Campaign
With all the opportunity from a Facebook ad campaign, it’s a preferred avenue for new business owners ready to get exposure for their product. However, as easy as Facebook Ads Manager makes the ad creation process, there’s a great deal of behind-the-scenes work that first needs to be accomplished. In fact, many beginners fall into mistake traps when creating their first campaign. These are the top four most common mistakes to make sure you avoid.
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Nowadays, companies that win with ads are those that have the best creative approach. A compelling video, catchy graphic and magnetic copy goes a long way — it gets potential customers to pay attention. Focus your efforts here first, because if you can’t get a potential customer to stop their scrolling and actually read or engage with the ad, it doesn’t matter if you have the best product in the world. Each is as important as the other.
Trump Campaign Makes Huge Digital Ad Buy During Democratic Convention - The New York Times
The Trump campaign is launching an aggressive four-day digital advertising campaign that will take over some of the internet's most conspicuous real estate during the three marquee days of the Democratic National Convention, which most viewers will watch online.
Adhering to the president's penchant for focusing attention on himself during major Democratic events, the Trump campaign will be taking over the banner of YouTube for 96 hours starting on Tuesday, the second day of the convention, an expensive and far-reaching digital gambit.
How do you do, fellow gamers?—Burger King exploits Twitch for cheap ads | Ars Technica
Earlier this week, an advertising agency emerged with a video bragging about an ad-campaign concept : We'll invade gaming-filled Twitch chat rooms and post ads for your brand for cheap. The attached video was exactly the kind of cringe you might expect from "brand engages with video game culture," with edgy yet inoffensive quotes, footage of fake games, and digitally altered voices.
But what looked like a fake ad concept has turned out to be very real—and after examining how Twitch works, the whole thing looks like a possible FTC violation.
FreedomWorks promotes deceptive Facebook campaign about mail balloting - The Washington Post
A prominent Washington-based conservative advocacy organization is promoting a deceptive digital ad campaign that is stoking fears about mail-in voting and targeting battleground states with high concentrations of minority voters.
FreedomWorks, the tax-exempt nonprofit that helped launch tea-party protests a decade ago and is now aligned with causes central to President Trump's reelection, has extensively promoted the website behind the operation, and is the sole organization to do so, according to data from CrowdTangle, a social media analysis tool.
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