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(S5) - Weekend PT #4 - Advertising - timeconsumer - 01-20-2018
Angus Winchester's favorite barbecue joint in Orange County recently approached him with an offer to film a commercial for their restaurant. Being a barbecue consuming expert he gladly accepted their offer and was excited to be able to help others know about where to find the best barbecue in town. As a small operation the commercial budget was low, so they didn't get the best marketing team in town to assemble it. What you ended up with was the normal cheesy commercial. It was Angus sitting at a table piled high with meats as he says "If you're looking for the best barbecue in town, look no further than The Smokestack. They've got the best ribs, brisket, pulled pork, and chicken that I've ever had. Get a pulled pork sandwich with coleslaw, baked beans, and a drink for only $7.99 with the sack lunch combo. Trust me, I know a thing or two about a big sack."
(S5) - Weekend PT #4 - Advertising - Kendrick - 01-20-2018
Here in San Jose the city is home to a lot of wounded veterans. Cisco is a communications company based around the area and teamed up with the Wounded Warriors foundation and San Jose Sabercats star receiver Mayran Jackson to raise money and advertise products that see a percentage go towards veterans. Jackson will be appearing at many Cisco organized events to help sponsor and promote the products in hopes of generating some more income for the Foundation that always needs help. Jackson's father is a veteran and fully supported the joint help his son is doing with both companies. Cisco has one of the best internet extenders in the business and for every dollar you spend with Cisco, a dollar goes to the Wounded Warriors foundation. Jackson is hoping to get his teammates involved as well and raise awareness. Cisco is a leading company and Jackson looks to be a leading athlete when it comes to giving back to charities.
(S5) - Weekend PT #4 - Advertising - infinitempg - 01-20-2018
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As of today, we here at Local Sporting Goods Company™ have signed Kansas City/Chicago Coyotes Kicker Micycle McCormick for a new marketing campaign. Micycle has graciously signed on to become part of our new program, "Micycle's Bicycles", dedicated to raising money to help disadvantaged youth obtain quality bicycles from us at a steeply discounted price. We hope that Micycle's support and generosity will help us kickstart this program into a nationwide campaign to improve access to well-made bicycles for the children who need it the most.
"Growing up, I was lucky enough to have a bicycle. Having that bike gave me the freedom to go wherever I wanted, whenever I wanted, so long as it was okay with my parents. It also gave me valuable exercise that I may not have been motivated to do by simply walking places as well," Micycle said at a press conference earlier today. "I hope that my presence here will help us provide many more kids with this experience in the future!"
Our goal for this program is to provide potentially hundreds of kids in the KC area and around the country with affordable bicycles that they can use to exercise a greater sense of freedom as well as exercise their bodies. For further inquiries, please contact our PR department at 1-800-555-LSGC, or at mikesbikes@lsgc.org.
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231 Words(S5) - Weekend PT #4 - Advertising - Vikain - 01-21-2018
I'm glad to be approached by Dove to sponsor their product. They want me to do a commercial with the Dove deodorant with the slogan “I use it even in game!”. The premise would go something like Im going in for a tackle and before I get to the player I put on the deodorant. As I hit the player, he keeps trying to go and there becomes a dog pile. In the dog pile he sniffs and says “Wow you smell amazing!”. I say “Thanks” and slowly hand it to him with a stranger's hand. That's the jist of that commercial. I think fans and some teammates will like it and I imagine everyone smelling the exact same. But the whole process was fun and kind of exciting. I have never imagined I would have my ugly mug out there on tv selling people deodorant. Maybe I'll have something to put down on my resume when I go into acting.
(S5) - Weekend PT #4 - Advertising - run_CMC - 01-21-2018
Back in September, 2016, the OdySea Aquarium on the outskirts of Phoenix opened its doors for the first time. Dean Jackson loves fish, and so he can be seen there on a regular basis; sometimes with a teammate, sometimes with his family (Phoenix natives), sometimes alone. Recently. he's teamed up with the aquarium for a commercial and a fundraiser. For the fundraiser, anyone can buy in to a raffle of sorts for $50, and for every point Jackson scores during the remainder of the regular season, the aquarium will give away an Annual Pass paired with a behind the scenes tour of the facility. As for the commercial, it consists of Jackson giving a short tour of the aquarium (describing their different star attractions, such as their shark tunnel and giant octopus), and a brief talk on the importance of preserving the worlds oceans and what you the watcher can do to help.
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(S5) - Weekend PT #4 - Advertising - CDub2 - 01-21-2018
During his year in Portland with the Pythons, many local businesses came to Cameron Taylor with sponsorship and advertising gigs. It was a great way to get some extra cash for spendingg. Taylor mostly did commercials for artisan coffee shops and local bike stores. Taylor even managed to do a photo shoot for a hand knit llama wool scarf company. Very hip. Now that he's been in yellowknife for a couple of months, those Portland companies want to continue their sponsorship. What they don't realize is how far away Yellowknife is, and how different the climate is. It's interesting to see how isolated Portland is from the real world. So Taylor has shot photos for the scarf comapny and the coffee company. But they were not pleased with the results. Taylor was actually using the scarf to keep warm, and was actually drinking the artisan coffee, which are both big no nos in the Instagram world.
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(S5) - Weekend PT #4 - Advertising - Raven - 01-21-2018
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(S5) - Weekend PT #4 - Advertising - DeathOnReddit - 01-21-2018
During Arbin Asipi Jrs day off in the week, he was contacted by ESPN to do one of those "This is sports center" commercial. As someone who loved those commercials when he was younger, Asipi Jr first checked to make sure he was not being pranked by some jokester, and once he confirmed it was the real deal Asipi Jr of course accepted the offer. He was very excited to do the commercial, and was seen with a huge grin on his face during the filming. Doing the commercials was always one of his dreams, but once he made it to the DSFL he forgot all about it, being a professional QB and all of that. But now he was up there with all the famous celebrities who had done those commercials, and boy was he excited to watch it. Once he saw it on television during a college game, Asipi Jr was said to have been running around his house all happy.
(S5) - Weekend PT #4 - Advertising - PDXBaller - 01-21-2018
Eli Kamaka has a big love for philly cheesestakes since moving to Philadelphia to play for the Liberty. After eating at most cheesesteak places in Philadelphia, Kamaka found the best place for sandwiches at Pat’s King of Steaks on 9th Street and Passyunk Avenue. So after eating there 3 or 4 times a week, the Olivieri family wanted Kamaka to help them with a tv ad for the cheesesteaks. As you can imagine with a family outfit, they didn’t have that much money to spend on the ad so Kamaka was more than happy to help them out in exchange for free cheesesteaks for life. They filmed a pretty simple tv spot that begins with Kamaka running down 9th street and side stepping or dodging people in the streets and then arriving at Pat’s King of Steaks with a hot fresh philly cheesesteak waiting for him. He takes a big bite out the sandwich and gives a wink to the camera as Pat’s information is displayed on screen.
(S5) - Weekend PT #4 - Advertising - ralams123 - 01-21-2018
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