A 60-second TV spot will begin running next week on primetime TV shows such as CBS’ How I Met Your Mother and NBC’s Parks and Recreation, as well as http://hookupdate.net/nl/ferzu-overzicht on various cable networks, The New York Times reports
- Safeway
The new Safeway-exclusive brand offers an assortment of quality and flavorful food products that make it easy for shoppers to bring home a real taste of Mexico.”Growing up in Mexico, I know what real Mexican food is – and isn’t,” Valladolid said. “Hispanic shoppers are important to Safeway and we are excited to team up with Marcela to bring this innovative brand to all our shoppers seeking a real Mexican eating experience,” said Joe Ennen, senior vice president of consumer brands for Safeway. “Marcela has been a fantastic partner for us to work with on our mission to make authentic Mexican foods accessible and approachable for Safeway shoppers everywhere.” Marcela Valladolid products, made exclusively for Safeway, will be on shelves in more than 1,400 Safeway stores nationwide beginning this month.
A 60-second TV spot will begin running next week on primetime TV shows such as CBS’ How I Met Your Mother and NBC’s Parks and Recreation, as well as on various cable networks, The New York Times reports
- Aflac
Columbus-based Aflac debuted its new Spanish-language television commercial called “Rehearsal” on Spanish television and radio stations in key Hispanic markets.The commercial is the third Spanish-language commercial in 2013, and is the final installment of the company’s “Out of Work Duck” campaign, the company said.The campaign chronicles the Aflac Duck through an unexpected injury, recovery, and now his quest to get back to work as Aflac’s famous spokesduck, Aflac said in a statement.According to the company, “In this new ad, the Aflac Duck is rehearsing backstage to get the ‘word’ out, using a variety of popular Latin cliches to connect with the diverse Hispanic community, about the company that pays policyholders cash benefits so they can focus on recovery rather than worry about their finances . The ‘word,’ of course, is ‘Aflaaaac!’”Aflac Executive Vice President and Chief paign, “As the diverse Hispanic market continues to grow, we want to remind all Spanish-speaking consumers about the peace of mind that Aflac policies can help provide.””Rehearsal,” which is targeting all Hispanic adults, will air on Spanish television and radio stations in New York, Miami, Los Angeles, Houston, Orlando, Puerto Rico, and San Francisco, the company said..
A 60-second TV spot will begin running next week on primetime TV shows such as CBS’ How I Met Your Mother and NBC’s Parks and Recreation, as well as on various cable networks, The New York Times reports
- Macy’s
This fall in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, Macy’s honors Latino-Americans contributions to fashion, music and culture in partnership with Vanidades, a Spanish language women’s lifestyle magazine published by Televisa Publishing and Digital.With special events at select locations across the country, Macy’s is set to commemorate the cultural influence of the Latino community while also paying homage to two international stars and named this year’s Macy’s Icons of Style – singer, actress, author and fashion designer Thalia and Nickelodeon’s animated preschool heroine Dora the Explorer.Macy’s Hispanic Heritage events will take place at select stores across the country. Customers who join the celebration will have the opportunity to take a look Inside Thalia’s Closet and/or meet Dora the Explorer.The celebrations kick off Sept. 20 with a Dora the Explorer event at Macy’s West Covina in West Covina, Calif., at 5 p.m., and continue through Oct. 12.
A 60-second TV spot will begin running next week on primetime TV shows such as CBS’ How I Met Your Mother and NBC’s Parks and Recreation, as well as on various cable networks, The New York Times reports
- Carnival Cruise Lines
It will feature snippets from videos and photos submitted by former passengers, as well as from folks specifically hired to take cruises on Carnival and shoot photos. The campaign will also include digital and radio advertising.Carnival hasn’t run any TV advertising and only limited digital ads since the February fire that stranded 4,200 passengers and crew in the Gulf of Mexico for five days. Jim Berra of Carnival said the campaign was “designed to accelerate recovery in advance of the wave season in the first quarter of 2014.”