Not exact matches
Cookie - based voter - file targeted
ads (like those getting scarce in battleground states) aren't the only arrow in the digital advertiser's quiver: Mitt Romney's now trying to connect with voters
via Pandora internet
radio, too.
Every interaction matters: their experience at an in - person event or a storefront office, what they see online, the
ads on their TVs and
radios, and of course any direct communications they receive
via email, Facebook, Twitter, phone or direct mail.
Sheetz stores launched a four - month «Everydayrocks» campaign with a modest $ 750,000 budget with promo codes scattered across six states
via radio deejay shout - outs, business cards at rock shows, graffiti on billboards and mentions during TV and cinema
ads.
You're looking for cheap cruises and may be surprised to find a great offer: a free cruise,
via a call from a fake
radio station or an online
ad.
In late 2005, the Friends of Science mounted an anti-Kyoto
radio ad campaign, tied to the Canadian federal election campaign, and funded from Barry Cooper's research fund, apparently supported, at least in part, by tax - deductible donations to the Science Education Fund
via the Calgary Foundation (see section on Funding above).
Which is a fair question, since most Americans get the bulk of their «information» about candidates
via ubiquitous 30 - second TV and
radio ads, which often sound like one of those drug
ads that spend most of the time warning you about deleterious side effects:
It was my very first
radio show audience taping (although I've been a
radio show guest
via phone... oh, and used to voice the
ads for Woman's Day — talk about being a two - for - one editor) and it was good fun, with an amazing vocal performance by two of the shimmery singers from Marcia's musical, Velvet.