The initial advertisements in the campaign for the French tipple feature three celebrities who are meant to symbolize achievement: the singer Erykah Badu, the boxer Manny Pacquiao and the director Martin Scorsese.
Initial advertisements were cryptic, referring to "K Time" and advising readers to "Kick out the clocks".
The Progressive Policy Institute spent "very little" on the initial advertisements to oppose the bills, Lewis said, and that the campaign was funded out the organization's general support fund, which the industry trade groups have contributed to in the past.
Mr. Cramer said the initial advertisement buy was for $60,000, which is considered small by current political standards.
He had new photos taken, but they were not ready, so Mr. Copley used the unflattering old ones in his initial advertisement.
Thayer's Note: In four volumes, Vol. I, II, III, IV — this last volume titled "Travels to China, New Zealand, Van Diemen's Land, Cape Horn, etc". but explicitly stated by the author in his initial "Advertisement" to be the 4th volume of his larger work.
Of the 25 participants who responded to the initial advertisement and requested further information, appointments were booked for 18 to take part in the study, two of whom subsequently cancelled their appointments due to ill health.
For both the development and evaluation phases, stroke survivor participants were identified from stroke nursing team caseloads and were recruited via an initial advertisement sent out by stroke nursing teams.
In the initial newspaper advertisements and billboards, the mailbox turns up in unexpected places, ranging from a soybean field to an icy Alaskan landscape to a fish-stocked stream.
The initial print advertisements for the new Keds Apparel Company carry the theme "We like feeling good, looking good and doing good". The ads, created in-house for two Keds Apparel lines, Keds Weekend Clothes and Keds Sport, present women involved with charities and public-interest groups like Habitat for Humanity International.
Shortly before the December 2001 opening of "The Fellowship of the Ring," the first installment of Peter Jackson's "Lord of the Rings" trilogy, the government allocated an initial $235,000 toward advertisements and marketing largely in America, touting the movie and New Zealand as a tourist hotspot and as a great place to make movies.
