Sentences with phrase «tv infomercials»

And, at the risk of sounding like one of those awful TV infomercials, there's more.

Late night TV infomercials should not be our role models.

Kevin Harrington, one of the original investor «sharks» on the ABC reality television show Shark Tank, is launching a crowdfunding platform targeting the same niche as his As Seen on TV infomercial empire does.

Olson claims that using the RowBike burns twice as many calories as conventional biking, and he has invested several hundred thousand dollars in a TV infomercial to get that message out.

If it were a late - night TV infomercial, would it get you to buy the widget?

Our television production studio will truly bring your idea to life by creating a sizzling TV infomercial which will be aired on major market networks throughout the United States.

Refrain from any form of pilates, functional training, spinning, tae - bo, yoga, body pump, and / or any device / method you see on a TV infomercial, including Total Gym, Bowflex, P90X, Hip Hop Abs, The Perfect Pushup, Iron Gym, etc..

The whole thing looks like a late - night - TV infomercial.

(In Cantonese with subtitles) Ladron Que Roba a Ladron (PG - 13 for profanity and sexuality) Crime caper about a couple of career crooks (Fernando Colunga and Miguel Varoni) who come out of retirement to rob a TV infomercial guru (Saul Lisazo) who has made millions by selling worthless health products to poor Latino day laborers.

I felt like I was in a bad TV infomercial, trying to open up a jar's stuck lid.

The package I ordered from the TV infomercial arrived this morning!

I couldn't stop myself from watching a real estate investing TV infomercial last night.

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It's generally agreed that William «Papa» Barnard, the founder of Vita - Mix, made the first infomercial in 1949, when he demonstrated his product live on TV.

Caldwell sees the program as an entrepreneur's dream: «Our TV show is like a one - hour infomercial for us.»

This 10,000 - square - foot estate is an oasis for best - selling author, TV star and legendary «Queen of Infomercials» Suzanne Somers and her husband.

The As Seen On TV brand, both in television infomercials and on the website, tends to focus on hard goods with simple purposes, such as tools that can be used in the garden, exercise products and items intended to solve household problems.

In the ensuing decades, most infomercials came from the Vita - Mixes of the world: fledgling companies, often founded by former door - to - door salesmen and garage inventors, trying their hand at pitching viewers through TV.

And they all have a continuous stream of posts, but no one is reading them, almost like everyone has left the room but the TV is on playing endless infomercials.

In my inability to sleep the whole night, I would find myself turning on the tv to keep my mind occupied, I must admit to watching 2 very good movies and loads of infomercials (who knew they could be so entertaining?)

I didn't have cable TV when my kids were born, which still didn't keep me from hearing about the amazing «My Baby Can Read Program» and its infomercial from lots of well - meaning people.

The only thing they had in this room was one of those infomercial «ab loungers» covered in dust... you know, the ab - chair looking thingy that they hawk on the infomercials as being the end - all solution to a flabby stomach... telling you that you can get a flat stomach and perfect abs just by sitting on this thing and rocking a little bit while you lazily watch tv.

«According to the FTC's complaint, Los Angeles - area marketers Window Rock Enterprises, Inc. and Infinity Advertising, Inc., their principals, Stephen Cheng and Gregory Cynaumon, and business partner and product formulator Shawn Talbott have sold «CortiSlim» and «CortiStress» through a number of widely aired infomercials and short TV commercials, as well as radio and print advertisements and Internet Web sites.

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) regulates advertising of dietary supplements in national or regional newspapers and magazines; in radio and TV commercials, including infomercials; through direct mail to consumers; or on the Internet.

Lavalife Voice, a telephone dating service, recently launched an infomercial campaign via direct response TV.

C2 shines on TV when he is sent with Barney to do an infomercial.

Bigfoot, on the other hand, wants out of the law enforcement game, moonlighting as a bungling extra in TV cop filler like Adam - 12 and heading up crass infomercials dressed in a hippy fright wig.

While once upon a time being laid up with illness meant acquainting yourself with the pleasures of daytime TV or late - night infomercials (depending on what hours your ailment kept you up), nowadays the infirm have a whole universe of streaming options at their disposal to keep them company while they get well.

A 30 - minute Lexus infomercial, touting the Lexus Certified Pre-Owned program, is running on TV in Los Angeles, New York City, Phoenix and Dallas.

Media buying and advertising campaigns for infomercials, DR TV and radio adverts.

We don't have any movies or tv shows on demand here and it would be nice to be able to rent a movie and watch it especially the tv shows as I work restaurant hours and close after video stores and late night tv here is all infomercials.....

A.S. is running infomercials on Retirement Life TV.

Older editions sold over 8 million copies (145 million in retail sales) on radio, TV, Infomercials, QVC, HSN, Oprah, Reader's Digest, etc..

Or changed the channel when an infomercial was on TV because they were pushing too hard?

• Commercials • Promos • IVR, voicemail, phone systems, and on - hold messages • Training, business presentations, sales, and web sites • Audiobooks • Videogames • Documentaries • TV shows and movies • Movie and game trailers • Podcasts • Adult content • Songs • Others (on - camera, infomercials, live announcers, spokespersons) • Cartoon / Animation

As seen on Austrian TV, the 2010 Winter Games looked at times like an infomercial for the Austria Passive House Group.

I think you'd have called the TV equivalent of Jordan's message an infomercial.

It is sold in TV commercials and infomercials featuring celebrity endorsements, cheesy acting and cautionary tales about elderly couples who didn't have life insurance.

Well when you get home and turn on the TV at 11 pm on a weekday, you can or at least I could find late night infomercials.