Sentences with phrase «says ad people»

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While some artists will continue to have reservations about having their work featured in ads, Gardner and Hayman say there is still a greater likelihood of people finding a new band or their favourite new song in a television show these days than there was a decade ago.

«When people discover the great new thing isn't quite what they were promised, they return to what's proven to work,» says James Heller, CEO of Wrapify, a new advertising platform that connects brands with drivers to create splashy on - vehicle ads.

By recognizing that the marketplace is changing, Volk - Weiss, in response to that change, has built a 120 - person company that he says grew its revenue (from licensing, streaming, and production fees, product sales, and ad - revenue sharing) more than 100 percent annually over the past three years — and more than 200 percent over the past two.

Companies need people who know exactly what to do when they say «Hey, we need a Facebook Web Traffic ad by 3:00».

«They're trying to scare people with ads that say the sky is falling and the market is collapsing and the only thing you can count on is precious metals.»

The four - spot television ad campaign is changing the way people view the brand because it replaces the outdated image of stodgy, boring cars, Tony DiSalle, the brand's vice-president of marketing, said.

People who view ads in colour are likely to pay more for products with unnecessary extras, say researchers from Ohio State University.

Considering Microsoft's recent investment in Skype, Montgomery says, «We shouldn't write them off, they have some very strong ad people, but we have been flummoxed.»

A Goldman Sachs spokesman, Andrew Williams, said showing it to people above that age range would have wasted money: roughly 25 percent of those who typically click on the firm's untargeted ads are 65 or older, but people that age almost never apply for the analyst job.

Budweiser said it wasn't intending to make a political statement with the ad, but that hasn't stopped some people threatening to boycott the brand.

A «comprehensive review» is under way that has «accelerated» in recent days, Brittin said, adding the company had invested «millions» and has thousands of people who work on policies, controls, and enforcement to ensure bad ads — or bad ad placements — don't make it into the system.

Facebook (fb) said it plans on Monday to turn over to the U.S. Congress copies of some 3,000 ads that the social network says were bought on Facebook likely by people in Russia in the months before and after the 2016 U.S. election.

Overwhelmingly, people clicked on the ad touting the professional - salon quality, says founder and CEO Jane Park.

«The more we are able to bring in people, the more we are able to build and maintain a healthy ad business,» Watford said.

However, people can opt out of seeing ads on apps and websites not offered by Facebook, based on their ad preferences, the company said late on Thursday.

For many companies, Super Bowl ads are an opportunity to change how their brands are perceived — in fact, nearly 40 percent of people say that these ads have the power to do that, according to data by ad network MGID.

COO Sheryl Sandberg said on her last earnings call that Facebook might take a hit: «We're going to continue to give people a personalized experience to be clear about how are using the data and give choices, and we realize that this means that some users might opt out of our ads targeting tool.

In a brief interview last year, Flynn said his ad service could target people beyond Planned Parenthood clinics to also include those inside other abortion facilities and methadone clinics.

The same can be said for most of the ad hoc solutions that people use today to prevent or overcome video buffering.

Then a volunteer made a suggestion: What if the community could get, say, 10,000 people to each throw in $ 30 to buy a New York Times ad for Firefox that would list the names of all the contributors?

Zuckerberg said Facebook plans to require a valid government identification and verify the location of the person behind an ad.

«The reason people use ad blockers and other things is because the advertising is just not good,» says Bankoff.

A person familiar with the matter said WPP, owner of ad agencies JWT and Ogilvy & Mather, had been contacted by one private equity group and a venture capital firm expressing interest in the Kantar business if WPP ever decides to sell.

In the specific case of social media, the FTC says to use «Sponsored»,» #Ad» or «Ad:» to let people know that either the post itself or the link in the post does contain content that was compensated.

Only later, Facebook said in fact 10 million people saw Russian - bought election ads on Facebook... or was it 126 million?

The number of commercials per game has been steadily rising — even as people are, as Rolapp said, becoming more accustomed to streaming services that offer either no ads, like Netflix and Amazon, or comparatively light ads, like Hulu.

I've managed what seems like serial criers or what appears to be people crying for no reason,» says Sarah Watson, chief strategy officer at ad agency BBH in New York.

Based on survey data from ad tech firm Rocket Fuel charted for us by BI Intelligence, the majority of people in a December 2014 survey said they would be comfortable sharing their health and fitness data (56 %) and their diet data (56 %) to get more personalized advertisements.

«Their ads are close to the people,» says Benoît D'Aoust, CEO of Montreal advertising agency Eau3.

«We've done webinars on an ad hoc basis in the past, and people love to hear from us, and especially from other businesses who have offered tips and tricks,» he said.

Global Brand Building Officer Marc Pritchard has pushed for a faster shift toward programmatic digital buying in recent months, said people familiar with the matter, which comes as P&G has been under investor pressure to get more from its ad budget amid slower growth.

You could certainly make the argument that they operate one of the largest ad networks in the world and that network is predicated on being able to track people,» Maier said.

«In the old days, we would just show you an ad about people traveling to a destination,» says Vic Walia, VP of global brand marketing at Bellevue, Washington - based Expedia.

Facebook Inc said on Tuesday it would continue requiring people to accept targeted ads as a condition of using its service,...

MB: Looking at the figures on your website you said you drove 1.5 % increase in favourability among people who saw your [US election campaign] ads.

«But I think as long as people are still saying it and using it on social media, Bud Light will want to keep making ads around it.

The company said it does not use the data to target ads, except those inviting people to join Facebook.

As CBS reports, Trump says the ads would «scare [kids] from ending up like the people in the commercials.»

Schroepfer says Facebook is not developing AI as a way to mine more data about people — a persistent worry among Facebook users who are perpetually uneasy about their information being used to sell ads.

Facebook at first said just 10 million users had seen ads bought by the IRA, but later explained that when organic un-paid posts were counted, 126 million people had seen the propaganda group's Facebook posts and another 20 million had seen its Instagram posts.

The founder of MoneySavingExpert.com claims he was receiving five messages a day from people saying, «I've just seen your Bitcoin ad and wanted to check it».

«You may have heard about a quiz app built by a university researcher that leaked Facebook data of millions of people in 2014,» Zuckerberg said in the signed ads, referring to the data analytics firm accused of misusing the social network's user information during the 2016 US election.

Here's a piece of evidence lawmakers could have showed the CEO: In a survey conducted recently by Digital Content Next, 1 a trade group of news organizations that is frequently critical of Facebook, a majority of respondents said they didn't expect the social network to track use of non-Facebook apps to target ads, collect their physical location when they're not using Facebook or harvest information from non-Facebook websites that people visit.

«We found people are posting ads,» she says.

We'll say that 300 of the people reached with the ad were also reached organically.

Gawker says people click on its native ads at a rate of 2 percent, and spend an average of two - and - a-half minutes per post, compared to an average of three and a half across Gawker Media editorial.

They say Google's and Facebook's response pressures publishers to seek consent on behalf of dozens of ad tech firms that people have never heard of.

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«It allows me or any executive recruiter the ability to put together a well - defined and methodical search process to identify the best possible person in the marketplace, not simply the first person that answers a job ad,» said Pollard.

In a rare interview, the social network's founder and Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg said the company had not seen «any meaningful impact» on usage or ad sales since the incident was disclosed but that «it's not good» if people are unhappy with the company.