Stay Alive In addition to the longform, the spot, which uses the José González song “Stay Alive,” will run on TV in 60-, 30- and 15-second cutdowns, as well as in social ads and digital search through the end of the year.

Rae and her team filmed for two days in Calgary and the rugged Kananaskis mountain range.

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We are Izzy, MJ, Jason, and fur babies Sierra and Bowser We are here to make your RV life easier and more enjoyable! Izzy is a law enforcement officer, MJ is a professional dog trainer and owns a large dog training company, and Jason is a theatre-loving 14 year old who is a freshman in high school.

Q: There's a white concrete bridge where all the big carmakers seem to shoot their commercials. Why there? A: Chris Hoffman, a well-known ad man for the auto industry, says the 4th Street Bridge became a favorite backdrop for three main reasons: good lighting, extra wide lanes, and simple backgrounds.

Burger King TV commercial from 1991.

Pepsi advert Pepsi advert, commercial, featuring Tina Turner, Simply The Best. Date of transmission: circa 1990.

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Full-time RV traveling is a style of RVing where you are traveling full-time, although this doesn't mean every day. Some full-time traveling RVers choose to stay a few weeks to a few months in one spot.

For paid advertising, Google Ads is the top online advertising choice for companies of all shapes and sizes. Google captures more digital ad dollars than any other company in the nation (approximately 28.6% in 2021, compared to 23.8% by its closest rival - Facebook).

The leading global market in terms of advertising spending is, and has been so far, the United States. The country invested roughly 285 billion U.S. dollars in promotional activities in 2021.

The word slogan is derived from slogorn which was an Anglicisation of the Scottish Gaelic and Irish sluagh-ghairm (sluagh 'army', 'host' and gairm 'cry'). Slogans vary from the written and the visual to the chanted and the vulgar.