Sentences with phrase «same ad running»

Keep the same ad running — Once you've written a great ad, run it at least four times if not more.
The same ad runs every time this TV channel goes to commercial break.

Not exact matches

Thanks to lobbying by Facebook and others, political ads on social media are already not subject to the same disclosure requirements as ads that run on TV or in print.
«We'd pay the same thing to run a tiny one - day ad in the Boston Sunday Globe,» he says, «but the billboard sits there for 30 days.»
The beauty of digital advertising is that you can run two different sets of ad copy at the same time, and the top performer can drastically lower your cost per click and your cost per acquisition.
If you Google «home cleaner,» or «babysitter» or «handyman» in a certain city, you'll either see ads for one (or multiple) of the aforementioned on - demand platforms on the first page of Google; or you'll find directories (like Yelp) listed high up in Google, taking you to a more curated and ratings - based search results page where those same on - demand companies are listed or have ads running.
A full - page four - color ad in The Southern Voice, a newspaper directed toward Atlanta's gay population, ran them $ 450, as opposed to $ 4,000 for a comparable ad in Creative Loafing, an alternative paper serving the same geographic market but not specifically targeted toward gays.
However, the ads aren't likely to draw the same attention as this Minions run if they become commonplace.
At the same time, in an update on parallel measures it's taking to fight election interference, Facebook says it will launch a public archive in the summer showing «all ads that ran with a political label».
«At the same time, we've delivered a record amount of advice and training to help businesses get their ads right before they run.
Graham said the IRS contacted the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, a North Carolina - based ministry, after it ran newspaper ads in that state in April encouraging support for an amendment against same - sex marriage.
Religious publishers work hard at developing books for laypeople, and they sometimes have breakthrough successes, but they face the same marketing problems as the CHRISTIAN CENTURY - a limited budget makes it impossible to run ads in major «secular» magazines or to do a really big direct mail campaign.
Multiple recordings of the same alzheimer's ads running on top of each other... noise pollution!
oh the run, run got to pass on 3rd and long run game that every team knew was coming... and if AD didn't get hurt you would have seen that same running game last year also...
You can easily take your TV ad creative and run it online using in - stream or in - banner video formats to the same audiences (but for far cheaper and arguably more effectively).
At the same time, they might run fundraising ads on state / regional political blogs and persuasion ads aimed at bloggers and journalists on the websites of the big state newspapers.
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.
I don't remember who taught me this one (I think I heard about it a couple of years ago), but here's the trick: if you know of a group that has a large, high - performing email fundraising list, and your OWN campaign has the potential to appeal to those same donors, you can try running Google content ads against phrases that always appear in that group's fundraising messages.
Top - level and sidebar ads run in the same auction, with top - level placement for ads with highest CTR — must meet a certain threshold or else no ads appear at the top.
But for the love of God, don't just resize the same banner ad you're running on a non-blog.
Since humans as a species tend to run with like - minded people, ads aimed at fans» friends have a better chance of reaching someone interested in the same topics, plus limited targeting tends to drop the cost and increase the ROI for an ad buy.
At the same time, digital campaigners can run ads with the entirely different goal of influencing the broad public conversation.
69 AD, Part A District Leader Robert Botfeld is opposed by the same racist running against Councilman Mark Levine.
If the station airs an ad for one candidate it must give all other candidates running for the same office an opportunity to advertise.
That same poll found 63 percent of NY - 23 voters have a negative opinion of Pelosi, which explains why Owens ran an ad recently that claimed he votes 63 percent of the time with House Minority Leader John Boehner.
In New Hampshire, where same - sex marriage was legalized last year, conservative groups are running ads against Democratic Gov. John Lynch, who signed the marriage law and is up for reelection.
«And these same values are why I am running for Congress today,» he says in the ad called «Generations.»
Laura Curran, the Democrat running for Nassau County executive against Republican Jack Martins, has hired the same team behind NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio's campaign operation: consulting firm BerlinRosen and ad company AKPD Message + Media.
The ad - by the same public relations firm that launched the «Swift boat» attacks on John Kerry when he ran against George Bush in 2004 election - is designed to convince people to oppose President Barack Obama's healthcare reforms.
His push to impose the same disclosure requirements for online political ads as the ones already placed on those that run on television and radio or in newspapers drew the support of U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D - Minnesota).
Greenberg said he ran ads in a local paper that resulted in about 100 people coming forward to police to say they were abused by the same man, who ultimately was convicted and is still serving time in prison.
The same day Rhodes said he would run, a coalition of progressive groups calling itself Save My Care released ads attacking House Republicans — including ones targeting Faso, Lee Zeldin of Long Island and Elise Stefanik, of upstate Willsboro — who voted for the bill to repeal and replace Obamacare.
Some of the busiest, most efficient and smartest plus size singles in town (who know how to best use their time) use personal ads to meet other plus size singles without a great deal of wasted time, effort, and money running here and there hoping they may accidentally run into someone with the same interests they have, someone compatible.
The menu's «Trailers» listing plays the same three ads that run automatically at disc insertion.
By running two ads targeting the same keywords, you'll often see a large difference in response, based purely on the ad copy.
For example, if we run a month - long Facebook ad campaign, many people judge whether the ad campaign is successful or not by checking their sales for the same time period.
If you plan on running Goodreads ads and hosting a Goodreads giveaway, you'll get more exposure if you run them both at the same time.
Our publicist Robin, having run many ads and giveaways for authors, has found that doing giveaways and ads at the same time gets almost twice as many people entering the giveaway and increases clicks on the ads.
Unsurprisingly, the least effective ads on Reddit are campaigns that use the same media that runs in other places — not to mention any ad with, as Martin puts it, «An extra layer of what I'd call social media crap.»
So start small, build up to bigger reviewers, then run an ad in a journal that gets sent to libraries featuring your books and your excellent, credible reviews (even so, personally, I probably wouldn't do that for most of my books... simply because the readers who buy cheap books on Kindle aren't the same buyers who go to libraries to read books).
I then continued to run Facebook Ads for the whole week to fans of authors in the same genre, as well as to my email list and LookaLike lists (more detail below.)
Because of this theory, and to promote the audiobook itself, I ran 2 versions of the same ad that reads:
Ads, like the kind you buy to promote your eBook on sites like Bookbub or Kindle Nation Daily, work well, especially when you stack multiple on top of each other — essentially run lots of them during the same time period for maximum impact.
Yahoo! is a business and I don't blame them at all for taking Purina's advertising dollars, the same way I wouldn't blame a TV station I liked for running Purina ads.
Are you running ads in the same publication week after week?
The ad - hoc multiplayer integration, which allows gamers to run through the main campaign and extra missions with up to three friends, merits praise for not only allowing two players to sneak around in the same cardboard box but for also offering new co-op strategies and previously inaccessible areas to explore.
I'll continue my run as the «Token British Person Who Nominates Obscure British Things» and suggest a 1987 graphic adventure called Sláine, based on the character of the same name from the comic book 2000 AD.
I took the same budget we'd normally get for advertising in art magazines — a page in Artforum was $ 5,000 back then — and it only cost $ 1,800 to run an ad on late night TV.
These almost abstract, monochrome paintings treat the plain yet distinctive ads that New York's most famous jewelry brand has run daily for many years in the upper right hand corner of the same page of The New York Times, while echoing associations with another classic, Truman Capote's Breakfast at Tiffany's, whose object of desire Holly Golightly lures admirers only to elude them later.
If I recall correctly, CATO has been running a very similar (same format, \ With all due respect, Mr. President, that is not true \ wording) ad regarding deficit spending to stimulate the economy.
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