After a pandemic-induced slumber, CEOs and business owners across the country are weighing their options for a change of scenery.
On Tuesday, the Florida Chamber of Commerce unveiled an ad campaign aimed at getting them to ditch the chilly business meccas of yesteryear and set up shop in the Sunshine State.
The " Open for Business " campaign heralds Florida as a top-tier choice for businesses, whether they're looking to move their HQ or expand their operations into a new market.
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Ottawa launches $850,000 ad campaign advising Canadians to stay home during COVID-19 | CBC News
The federal government has launched an $850,000 digital-based ad campaign warning Canadians about the perils of travelling abroad during the COVID-19 pandemic, which could include grounded flights or lax health rules at their destination.
The ads follow a CBC News report in late September that some snowbirds were planning to fly south this winter, despite the government's advisory to avoid non-essential travel abroad . Since that time, a number of snowbirds have already left Canada.
WV launching ad campaign to promote COVID-19 vaccinations | Putnam News | herald-dispatch.com
Director of Nursing Kathleen Napier, right, administers a dose of the COVID-19 vaccine to EMS responder Lisa Cooper, of Lesage, on Dec. 16 at the Cabell-Huntington Health Department in Huntington.
With questions, rumors and misinformation rampant about the COVID-19 vaccines, West Virginia is launching a $260,000 media campaign to promote getting vaccinated.
The CDC has funded $260,000 for West Virginia's campaign, which will be coordinated by the center on behalf of the West Virginia Immunization Network, a coalition of more than 400 public and private sector representatives that focuses on improving state vaccination rates.
Brad Parscale Fell From Trump's Favor. Now He's Plotting a Comeback. - The New York Times
Mr. Parscale, President Trump's former campaign manager, said he was trying to move on from that bleak Sunday in late September when he made the national newscasts, after police were called to his home in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. His wife told officers he was inside the house, ranting, acting erratically, with a loaded and cocked gun.
Now he is turning to real estate and plans to buy houses and flip them, he said in an interview this month, something he said he was good at. He is also restarting his political consulting firm, Parscale Strategy , and trying to kick off a start-up called Nucleus , to process and analyze data for conservative politicians.
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'Pure Michigan' Ad Campaign Is Back To Promote Winter Activity
Remember how a couple of years ago, we were all bemoaning the news that the Pure Michigan ad campaign was, in all likelihood, a budget casualty? Well, the state has brought back the Pure Michigan ad slogan, albeit with a fresh coat of pain. The new ads promote winter activities in the state.
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The most noticeable difference in the first ad is: there's no Tim Allen. But never fear, he's back for the second of two ads that began appearing on local TV stations and other platforms today.
CzechTourism Launches Foreign Ad Campaign For 2021 – Brno Daily
CzechTourism has launched videos in foreign markets to attract visitors to the country next year, with the tagline: ‘See you in 2021’. The US market, one of the most important for inbound tourism, was the first to see the advert broadcast on a major TV station, as well as on the large-screen ABC TV in Times Square, New York. Photo credit: ZM / BD.
Czech Rep., Dec 23 (BD) – CzechTourism has launched a video on social media in over 20 countries across the globe, to promote the Czech Republic to foreign visitors. The agency also launched a TV campaign earlier in December in the United States, one of the biggest markets for overseas visitors. The videos use the tagline: ‘See you in 2021’ and aim to stimulate tourism into the Czech Republic in 2021.
Ad Spending Soars in Georgia Races With Stakes Far Beyond Georgia - The New York Times
The message from President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr. that streamed across television screens in Georgia on Friday was simple, direct and dire: "Let me be clear: I need Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff in the United States Senate."
The ad wars in Georgia's two Senate races, which have soared past the $450 million mark and saturated the airwaves at previously unheard-of levels, reflect the stakes of one of the most unusual special elections in American history — the opportunity to vote for control of the Senate through two statewide races, held at the same time, with a new administration's agenda hanging in the balance.
Election integrity ad campaign urges conservatives to accept 2020 results - ABC News
The group has been airing 30-second advertisements on Fox News that prominently feature the words of Trump's own Attorney General Bill Barr assuring that the election was clean -- even as some of the network's hosts continue to sow doubts about the election results.
Behind the ad campaign is the Progressive State Leaders Committee, an organization run by several Democratic-aligned figures, including Sean Rankin, the executive director of the Democratic Attorneys General Association. As a 501(c)(4) nonprofit organization, the committee is not required to disclosed itemized donors and expenditures, but disclosure reports from the Democratic Attorneys General Association show that the committee has given more than $833,000 to the association this year.
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