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Tag Archives: ad campaign
Asian American Commercial Watch: Visa’s Real Life Events & Chloe Kim
https://youtu.be/yDTYvtUc8Qc I caught this Visa commercial while watching the Olympics, which is no surprise since Visa is an Olympic sponsor and was pleasantly surprised to see Chloe Kim towards the end of the commercial: You know faster is better. We’ve … Continue reading →
Asian American Commercial Watch: Samsung Galaxy Note8’s “I Love You”
https://youtu.be/ERpKo7XZ9yY I haven’t seen this television commercial yet, but a friend sent me this link after he saw this Samsung Galaxy Note 8 commercial while watching an NFL football game on a Sunday evening on NBC: “There’s a new way … Continue reading →
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Tagged ad, ad campaign, Samsung
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Asian American Commercial Watch: Target’s “Target Run 2017 Family Bonding”
It’s been a long time since I last recall blogging about Target for my Asian American Commercial Watch series, but I caught this ad recently: “Running low on the stuff you need? Time for a Target Run. Get everyday low … Continue reading →
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Asian American Fathers: Take time to be a Dad
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jTYQo_xP_hw The Daughter: Are you going to Number Two Son’s game? Me: Yes. The Daughter: You are good about going to our games. You went to every one of mine. Me: I was the coach of your team. I had … Continue reading →
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Tagged ad campaign, fatherhood, National Responsible Fatherhood Clearinghouse, Take Time to be a Dad
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