The last time Banana Republic aired a seasonal ad campaign on national television back in 2005, George W. Bush was in the White House, New Orleans was decimated by Hurricane Katrina, and retail was largely thriving along with the broader economy during the years leading up to the financial crisis.
Despite the challenges of this year alone, Banana Republic is realizing what many of its direct-to-consumer apparel competitors have—that there may be no better time to nationally broadcast ads than the present even as total linear television ad spend declines. Fittingly, the tagline for Banana Republic’s holiday campaign is “Love the Present.”
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Animal Groups Launch Nationwide Ad Campaign Against Illegal Cockfights
SAN RAFAEL, Calif. , Oct. 21, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Illinois-based SHowing Animals Respect and Kindness (SHARK) and California -based Humane Farming Association (HFA) have joined forces to expose and eliminate cockfighting. While most of their actions to date have been centered on Kentucky and California , their campaign is now going nationwide.
Ads are starting to run in newspapers in Alabama , Arizona , California , Kentucky , New Mexico , and Oklahoma. More ads are planned to start appearing next week in newspapers in Texas , Louisiana , Missouri , and Ohio .
CAPS' Launches Ad Campaign: "Keep Immigration Paused (regardless of who wins the
The ad notes that millions of Americans are out of work and that the immigration pause is needed to rebuild the economy and to provide jobs and wage increases for workers.
The idea enjoys broad support. A Washington Post- University of Maryland poll found that 65 percent of Americans support a temporary halt on nearly all immigration during the coronavirus outbreak.
According to Rasmussen Reports, nearly two-thirds of Americans think it is better for businesses to raise the pay and try harder to recruit non-working Americans than to bring in foreign workers for those jobs.
Working Families Party launching $800K ad campaign to save its ballot line
A mailer featuring Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) touting the Working Families Party's importance. | Mailer
With its future hanging in the balance, the Working Families Party is pouring cash into a final push to maintain its ballot line in the upcoming presidential election.
The third party's independent expenditure committee is launching an $800,000 mail and digital ad campaign this week to encourage voters to support Joe Biden and Kamala Harris on its ballot line next month — a do-or-die effort to preserve its electoral presence in New York in future elections.
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Actor Sam Elliott narrates $4 million Joe Biden campaign ad
The "A Star Is Born" actor lent his iconic voice to a campaign ad for Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden, his campaign confirmed to USA TODAY.
The ad, titled "Go From There," premiered Tuesday during the World Series Game 1 matchup between the Los Angeles Dodgers and Tampa Bay Rays. The ad was also aired during the CMT Music Awards on Wednesday.
Although the ad doesn't feature Elliott, the star provides a voiceover set to a pared-down piano rendition of "The Star Spangled Banner."
Actor Sam Elliott narrates Biden campaign ad aired during World Series - CNNPolitics
Washington (CNN) Actor Sam Elliott narrated an ad for Joe Biden 's presidential campaign that aired on Tuesday during the first game of the World Series.
Did Biden Campaign Pull Ad After 'Struggling Bar Owner' Was Revealed as a 'Wealthy
In October 2020, Joe Biden's presidential campaign pulled an ad featuring Joe Malcoun because the campaign "got caught" misrepresenting his business interests and his family's inherited wealth.
Some of the language used by Malcoun in the ad could reasonably have been interpreted as meaning that he and his family's personal financial well-being was at stake in the survival of a bar and venue he owns, which clashes with the fact that Malcoun has other business interests and his family has inherited wealth.
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Every Saturday @CheriBustos walks the aisles of grocery stores in IL's 17th, talking to her constituents to find ou… https://t.co/ze2hyjaFag rmayemsinger Fri Oct 16 17:07:30 +0000 2020
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