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Trick's Dirtiness: 3/10 The ads may be bogus, but they're not overtly nasty as campaign ads go.

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WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP)-- A New Zealand judge said Eminem's lyrics «You own it, you better never let it go» turned out to be prophetic after ruling a political party breached copyright by using a song similar to Eminem's «Lose Yourself» in its campaign ads.

Whether you run ads on Facebook, launch a PPC campaign, or invest in display ads, it's going to cost you money.

We're not going to rely on some $ 10 million ad campaign.

The page states that Scott was hoping to reach a wider Hispanic and Cuban audience, and was able to do so through targeted Facebook ads that often targeted people following the 2010 World Cup that was going on at the same time as Scott's campaign.

If you do decide to go with a new mobile ad campaign, remember that nothing is set in stone.

But based on how many news reports on the IPO referenced the company's infamous ad campaigns, he still has a way to go.

In 2015, Agrawal went head to head with New York's Metropolitan Transit Authority when Thinx unveiled its ad campaign, which used photos of split grapefruits and raw egg.

«Our media buyers would set up a Facebook ad campaign next week exactly the same way they were going to a month ago.»

TORONTO — Its name doesn't quite work north of the border, but a mail - order razor company that went viral with a funny ad campaign in the U.S. is coming to Canada.

The ad agency already had specified what the campaign was going to cost: $ 700,000.

During the initial campaign setup, you found all the relevant keywords you think your ideal customers are searching, but you never know for sure until your ads go live.

When it comes to pay - per - click (PPC) and paid ads, a lot goes into these campaigns.

The president has responded harshly toward Republican congresspeople whom he considers insufficiently supportive of his agenda, even going so far as to meet with their primary challengers, while a pro-Trump political action committee at one point purchased, then withdrew, campaign ads against a senator who was wavering on the Senate GOP's health - care bill.

The company went on to work with the Trump campaign to help it optimize political messaging and ad targeting.

Monitoring your Facebook Ads campaigns in real - time enables you to know whether or not your ads are resonating with people and allows you to make adjustments as you go aloAds campaigns in real - time enables you to know whether or not your ads are resonating with people and allows you to make adjustments as you go aloads are resonating with people and allows you to make adjustments as you go along.

At one point in the Channel 4 video, executives at Cambridge Analytica appear to boast about their efforts to aid Trump, referencing one ad campaign — called «Defeat Crooked Hillary» and launched by a super PAC — that Channel 4 said had gone viral online.

Before you go and get rid of the entire ad channel, consider how you can save money with your existing campaigns.

Knowing what we know about Facebook's advertising model — and its ability to connect advertisers with relevant audiences — it's a small leap for Facebook ad campaigns to go from targeting engaged users to targeting users who may be about to disengage with a brand.

Facebook's advertisement business went on par with Facebook for Politics, where representatives can run political ad campaigns and reach out to their citizens directly.

That cash doesn't include the money PhRMA's spending on the ongoing «Go Boldly» campaign, a series of TV, print and radio ads designed to polish the drug industry's image by reminding the public that drug companies do world - class research that brings disease cures to market to save lives.

As soon as the McCain campaign started running ads that were sympathetic to Hillary Clinton, I thought to myself, «He's going to pick a woman.»

Her latest initiative is partnering with PETA with their «I'd Rather GO NAKED Than Wear Fur» ad campaign.

At least, not until a certain macho, crocodile - wrestlin» movie star uttered the quote in a 1980s ad campaign to get Yanks to go Oz (that's Australia, for those of you who can't keep up).

«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.

That assistance includes database management, email campaigns and follow - up communications with coaches or other perspective event - goers, creative services for ad development and ongoing project management support.

Cheerios went so far as to present a moving portrayal of two gay adoptive dads for its Canadian campaign (2)-- something this radical has certainly yet to appear in British TV ad breaks.

«Not only are those ads relatively inexpensive; they've allowed often cash - strapped campaigns to determine whether their dollars were well spent, before voters went to the polls.»

Karen Jagoda has what looks to be another top - notch Digital Politics Show today, broadcast live at 3 PM Eastern: With one month to go until Election Day, the topic today is how online ads and mobile apps are being used in the ground game and how campaign narratives are being shaped by dirty...

Google radio ads should make it much easier for outside groups to influence the political process — think about ads in favor of pro-immigration candidates on Spanish - language radio, or environmental campaigns going to evangelical stations to promote environmental solutions as good stewardship of Creation.

For activist nonprofits or unions, it's much the same — people who go to the trouble of googling your organization or going to your website are probably already likeminded (or hate - surfing), unless you're running ad campaigns or have seo optimized on some issues.

Spitzer's campaign has played heavily on his time as attorney general — an office he held for two successful terms compared to his disasterous governorship — going as far in an online ad to suggest Wall Street is scared of his candidacy.

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.

Fix It is going up with its first TV ad today — a spot that will air in Westchester and takes Sen. George Latimer to task for «imposing a New York City - style campaign finance system on the entire state,» which will cost taxpayers millions and open the system up for «abuse.»

In fact, the unskippable nature of TV ads goes a long way toward explaining why the boob tube remains campaigns» main way to reach the uncommitted.

Here's a good example of using a proxy target for your REAL opponent in an online advertising campaign: Media Matters has gone on the digital offensive against Fox News, but their ads are actually aimed at online travel service Orbitz.

To that end, campaigns often make it very clear where money is going, for instance raising funds for a particular stated task such as running TV ads or supporting grassroots organizing in a defined area.

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.

[Updated below] A big change in the world of campaign advertising: over the past six months: the practice of targeting online ads directly at voters in a particular district has gone from being exotic to being a standard part of the political toolkit, with serious implications both for the...

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.

They will also have numbers on which moments in the leaders» debates resonated with the voters about two hours after these debates finish, enabling them to have whole ad campaigns ready to go for the next morning.»

Both campaigns are spending big money on TV ads, and Obama's grassroots turnout operation is about to go into full gear.

«For us, the biggest distinguishing factor is that every major newspaper in the state endorsed Gelber, so that's a message we could get to voters in a few words in an ad, catching their attention on their phones as they're going into the polls,» Christian Ulvert, Gelber's campaign aide, told us.

Both campaigns are spending big money on TV ads, and Obama's grassroots turnout operation is about to go into...

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.

Although these numbers are probably not totally definitive — part of any campaign's strategy is disguising exactly what it is buying and where and numbers shift as money is sometimes returned when ads are preempted — they do paint the most complete picture yet of the spending going on in one of the most expensive states.

But it's going to be difficult to make a dent in the flood of TV ads — both positive and negative — that the Cuomo campaign and the state Democratic Party have been running, since they are both flush with many more millions of dollars worth of campaign cash than Astorino has managed to raise.

Then there's the ludicrous assertion that one ad (on top of all the outside spending going on in this race that dwarfs the campaign AND the DSCC spending) could possibly move the numbers like this, and what do we have??

While the majority of Killian's expenditures have been focused on TV ads and consulting fees — totals which add up to about $ 313,000 and $ 77,000 respectively, and constitute more than 80 percent of the campaign's overall expenditures — the bulk of Latimer's expenses have gone toward miscellaneous items; most notably, food, travel, totaling approximately $ 5,000, as well as two expenses of $ 30,000 in total for consulting.

With two weeks to go until a crucial state Senate special election in Nassau County, Democrat Todd Kaminsky's campaign's latest ad hits Chris McGrath over the fees his law firm received for its work on the early 2000s settlement agreement between states and tobacco companies.