WOW. AIQ posted ads for Vote Leave right after Jo Cox's murder, when both sides agreed to stop campaigning 16-19 June.
Not for Vote Leave.
These ads were *designed* to run from 17-23 June. One reached up to half a million.
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Not for Vote Leave.
These ads were *designed* to run from 17-23 June. One reached up to half a million.
@hugorifkind @mrjamesob @carolecadwalla @sturdyAlex
Posted for Vote Leave on:
16 June (no timestamp or end date): 4 ads. Reach: over half a million
17 June: 23 ads, including 6 that ran 17-23 June. Reach: *over 4 million*
18 June: 26 ads (no end date). Reach: *over 5 million*
19 June: 3 ads. Reach: 3000.
Ads like this.
16 June (no timestamp or end date): 4 ads. Reach: over half a million
17 June: 23 ads, including 6 that ran 17-23 June. Reach: *over 4 million*
18 June: 26 ads (no end date). Reach: *over 5 million*
19 June: 3 ads. Reach: 3000.
Ads like this.
What was so important, that Vote Leave would break a campaign suspension set to mourn the murder of an MP?
Vote Leave to save polar bears, 17 June. Reach: 100,000.
Video about Turkey joining the EU, 18 June. Reach: 999,000.
Vote Leave to save polar bears, 17 June. Reach: 100,000.
Video about Turkey joining the EU, 18 June. Reach: 999,000.
UPDATE: @shahmiruk has just posted a conversation btwn AIQ's Massingham & Darren Grimes saying campaign ads would come back online at 10pm the day after Jo Cox's murder.
PS: BeLeave started an ad set on 17 June too. It got up to *12.8 million impressions*.
This picture 👇was seen up to 12 million times.
In total :
The Vote Leave & BeLeave ads that started while the campaign was suspended were seen up to *27.2 million* times.
This picture 👇was seen up to 12 million times.
In total :
The Vote Leave & BeLeave ads that started while the campaign was suspended were seen up to *27.2 million* times.
