Sentences with phrase «national television ad campaign»
Hormel Foods broadly relaunched the Muscle Milk brand last spring with new packaging and a national television ad campaign.
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Our marketing plan closely resembles the approach Video On - demand and Pay - Per Use content companies used when launching their premium services, to advertise the interactive content through local, regional and national television ad campaigns targeting existing and next generation magazine subscribers.
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The National Party ran a television ad 186 times that used the song «Eminem Esque» during its successful 2014 election campaign before pulling the ad off the air.
Since 2013, the Oneida Nation's «Change the Name» campaign gained national attention through television and radio ads that aired during game broadcasts.
National Republicans held out some hope that moderate state Rep. Steve Huffman might be able to defeat Graf, but the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee smartly began running television ads attacking Huffman's credentials on illegal immigration — a move that likely ended his chances.
The race has stepped up in intensity over the past month, with both campaigns as well as national party committees going up with television ads.
[28] He began a television and radio advertising campaign in July of that year, including local TV stations as well as national ads on the Fox News Channel.
In addition to the super PAC money, the National Republican Campaign Committee has reserved $ 1.8 million in television ad buys through November to support Zeldin.
The state party, for instance, began spending $ 100,000 on a television ad this week praising Mr. Cuomo for «passing the strongest gun law in the nation,» with a separate, smaller digital campaign this week focused on congressional Republicans, noting that six of them were given an A rating from the National Rifle Association.
She could afford to run only two television ads, for example, and national Democratic leaders spent no money on her campaign after concluding that she had no chance of winning.