Sentences with phrase «bought campaign ads»

Maffei countered that outside groups bought campaign ads on Katko's behalf said that campaign finance reform is needed.

The tipping point for e-voting fraud, I think, will be when they realize it's cheaper to hire hackers than to buy campaign ads.

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But the street selection approach is also flawed: It's one thing to voice an opinion about how pretty an ad campaign looks; it's another thing entirely to actually be motivated to buy.

When brands pay for online ad campaigns, they usually do not buy each ad placement individually.

So as marketing tech and ad tech started to evolve around the planning, buying, measurement and optimization process, we were quick to adopt these solutions for our clients» campaigns.

Last week, Sanders» campaign ran an ad saying that Wall Street firms are buying off politicians.

Recently project owners have started to buy Facebook ads to promote their campaigns.

From shooting a video to buying Facebook ads to launching a PR campaign and even hiring a graphic designer, many crowdfunding campaigns invest a minimum of $ 20,000.

Because buys can be made in a much more ad hoc fashion than on network TV, the marketer can swap in and out different messages at almost any time in a campaign.

In a major ad campaign, this well - known outdoor clothing manufacturer told people not to buy its products (Patagonia)

Had Facebook banned Cambridge Analytica at the time, it wouldn't have been able to buy ads directly on behalf of political campaigns with which it worked.

It's possible people are so taken by the «It's A Tide Ad» campaign, which is very atypical for a household detergent, that they are buying Tide in droves.

The media buy for the campaign, handled by Cossette, also includes sponsored posts on Facebook, sponsored tweets and display ads that will run on TSN, The Globe and Mail and The Weather Network.

$ 100 spent on a Facebook ads split test run promoting a «pre-order» campaign (selling the product first and ordering it from the merchant if anyone buys) can be a useful experiment to undertake.

Some of the steps being contemplated by Facebook and regulators could close loopholes that political campaigns have exploited in Facebook's ad - buying system.

The campaign also includes a large OOH buy, with ads showcasing consumers from across the country and a quote explaining why they're at McDonald's.

Online banner ads adapted from the print ads also appeared on key trade publication websites during the peak potato buying season, October 2014 to March 2015, to generate additional play for the campaign.

The consumer is paying $ 1 a litre and the only winner here is the supermarket... Obviously it is cheaper to buy [produce] from overseas than from our country, grown in God knows what... Your latest ad campaign sprouting that you support Aussie growers is insulting... Eventually all the growers you so - called support will be out of business... The consumer will be stuck buying expensive, overseas produce... I am ashamed to watch your ads and us farmers burn in resentment when we do.

«It's all right,» I told my wife, «I'll just go look at the catboat in this ad here in The Norwalk Hour and see what he wants for it, and maybe, if that big campaign comes through with the full color double - page spreads, we'll buy it.

The brewers of New Zealand's best - selling beer, who had already promised the syndicate three cents for every can of Steinlager sold, added fuel to their campaign with a newspaper ad that read «For every can you buy, three cents gets right up Conner's nose.»

According to a report in today's City Hall News, the same consulting firm that handled the ads for the «NYC Not for Sale» campaign last year — the Advance Group — is handling a $ 200,000 labor - funded ad buy to help three Democratic incumbent senators — Foley, Aubertine and Valesky — in hopes of ultimately seeing passage of the Taxpayer Protection Act.

After all, even last - minute TV and radio ads should be bought by now, the office rent paid and the last round of direct mail out the door, so what can campaigns still spend money on that might actually make a difference?

The Obama campaign seems to have shifted at least some of its online ad buying towards a general election strategy, at least judging from the display ad below, which I saw on an article on Space.com:

Begin running Google and Facebook ads to build the campaign's list, even if the initial buy is only a few dollars per day.

And I suspect, I hope, that the money's just simply going to become less important and that ultimately, campaigns make a determination that hey, they might better spend their time with the candidate out doing other things and actually thinking about the argument and the message that you want to send, than constantly raising all this money that buys you maybe some TV ads that nobody's watching but nothing that's gonna actually turn the campaign in your favor.

In the past few election cycles, Democratic consultants have generally taken a percentage of television ad buys rather than a flat fee, creating an obvious conflict of interest when it comes to determining how a campaign should spend its money.

Until there are rules that require truth telling and accountability in campaign ads and limits to the money = speech rulings, no candidate is safe from having an election bought out from under him or her.

It seems to me that smart «Madison Avenue media buyers» will figure out a way to efficiently run campaigns via niche ad buys while the rest of their colleagues walk away from it because it was too much trouble to deal with.

Direct TV and Dish Network recently combined efforts to launch a new platform to simplify addressable ad buying aimed directly at the rapidly growing campaign market [Ed.

And the rise of campaign - tailored self - serve platforms helps candidates far down the ballot buy banner ads and even video ads targeted directly at their voters and their voters alone.

Plus, more - traditional mass outreach may still work in online social settings, since extensive advertising on MySpace, Facebook and LinkedIn is still relatively untested, and campaigns with the resources to buy ads targeted at their particular electoral districts may find them an effective way to tap a politically active audience.

Where campaign dollars used to be spent on direct mail and television ad buys, their thinking goes, modern political infrastructures should be spending money on YouTube pre-roll video ads, search engine optimization, promoted Tweets and Facebook posts.

The 2004 election cycle saw a dramatic rise in the number and size of nonprofit organizations that bought TV ads, organized voter turnout drives and conducted political «education» campaigns that were effectively working on behalf of (or against) one candidate or party, and because they used «soft money» in the process, their donors weren't limited in how much they could give and didn't fall under the strict disclosure rules required when trying to influence an election.

Mayer's ad is part of what her campaign said was a «significant ad buy» and was produced by The Parkside Group.

The goal is to be able to approve political ads 24 hours per day, knowing that campaigns will be flooding the system with new and amended buys.

The campaign did run some influence - the - discussion display ads, for instance buying space on the websites of major media outlets immediately after debates, but they focused more on the practical goal of list - building.

Curran's campaign could not or would not reveal any information about the size of the buy for this ad, or how long it will be running.

The Buffalo Republican's campaign - finance report for July shows that he has spent at least $ 121,740 on television ad production and media buys.

Maloney's campaign said there's a «significant six - figure buy» behind this ad, which is running on NYC broadcast stations.

Judging from the quality of the average campaign ad, though, many media firms seem to think of the creative content as an afterthought — MUCH more money seems to go into buying the time than into creating the actual advertisement.

It's not unusual for campaign spending to ratchet up in the final weeks of a campaign, when candidates tend to buy expensive television ads to sway any still undecided voters.

I know of one statewide candidate in the Midwest who generated more traffic this way in three days than the campaign's entire online ad buy had delivered in a whole month.

After all, even last - minute TV and radio ads should be bought by now, the office rent paid and the last round of direct mail out the door, so what can campaigns still spend money on that might actually make a...

You can pick out the fragments you want,» says Will Feltus, senior vice president for research and planning at National Media, a Washington firm that bought ads for President Bush's 2004 campaign...»

That likely does not include the full heft of what campaign spokeswoman Jessica Proud called a «seven - figure» statewide cable ad buy that began airing on Saturday.

The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee added an additional $ 1.3 million in ad buys Friday in five districts to boost incumbents with increasingly challenging re-election races.

The ad, titled «Chicken,» goes on air in the Raleigh and Greensboro markets Wednesday and represents an initial $ 30,000 buy the campaign is hoping to last «a couple of weeks» and is negotiating to extend beyond that.

Interestingly, Carol's background was in TV ad targeting based on set - top box data, not politics, and she and her team bought television time in a way that future campaigns should study.

The New York Daily News featured a story about the ad campaign on its Monday front page under the headline «Fire «em — Andy targets 7 NRA - bought GOP reps in new push for gun reform.»

As in many races around the country, female voters are being fought over in Washington state's 1st district, where the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee this week launched a $ 250,000 ad buy targeting GOP nominee John Koster's strong opposition to abortion.