Sentences with phrase «see ads touting»

They want consumers to see ads touting an easy cure with a pill.

If you haven't seen the all the ads touting the TFSA's value, here's a quick primer: the TFSA was introduced by the Conservative government in the last federal budget.

If you see an ad touting 30,000 or 40,000 points or miles, that's a standard amount.

Not exact matches

Airbnb's ad featuring a diverse group of people touting a message of acceptance will be seen by many as a criticism of Trump's immigration policies.

You have undoubtedly seen the many ads touting VZ's network's coverage, clarity, and the like.

You may have seen ads for Blue Apron, Plated and HelloFresh touted these kits as healthy alternatives to your usual dinner.

You may have seen ads for Blue Apron, Plated and HelloFresh touted these kits as healthy alternatives to your usual dinner.

This press release does enable her to tout the president's support in mailers, TV ads and robocalls (see Thompson, Bill).

Have you seen any of the ads touting «Government of Canada Debt Relief Programs with promises to reduce your debt by 60, 70, even 80 %?»

You have undoubtedly seen the many ads touting VZ's network's coverage, clarity, and the like.

Many of you have seen the television ads by Progressive Insurance touting that they are providing collision coverage for your pet — up to $ 500 — if Fluffy or Fido is injured or dies in a car accident.

WFA's «Information Council for the Environment» that Gelbspan so widely touts as smoking gun evidence of a top - down industry directive «to reposition global warming as theory rather than fact «lasted just six months ** [See Author's 12/19/14 note below] in its entirety, with the actual PR tour being restricted to just three cities in May of 1991 and maybe a single 60 - second national radio ad on Rush Limbaugh's program at that time.

The ad executives know this, and that is why you see so many ads touting shorter - term performance.

Snapchat touts more than 100 million monthly active users, but not all of those users would see the ad displayed.

If you've been on the Internet in the past six months, you've no doubt seen loads of ads touting «crypto geniuses» that have found the next token that's going to explode...

I won't be surprised to see vapid ads for smart glasses touting «access to your notifications at a glance — literally!»