Global Advertising 1st
unveils HUD's multicultural homeownership ad campaign (June
14, 2007) The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)
launched its new multicultural advertising campaign to coincide with
National Homeownership Month in June. Created by Washington, D.C -based
Global Advertising 1st (GA1), a full-service marketing solutions agency
specializing in creating strategic campaigns for multicultural audiences,
the focus of the campaign is on educating low to moderate income African
Americans and Latinos about homeownership opportunities and the benefits
of FHA programs.
Each year since 2002, President Bush has designated June as National
Homeownership Month, with the goal of increasing minority homeownership in
America by 5.5 million by the end of the decade. With the US Department of
Housing and Urban Development as the designated government agency put in
place by the President to ensure the goal is met by the expected date,
June is a key month in getting this message to their core audience.
"This is the second year that we've worked with HUD on their homeownership
campaign targeting African Americans and Latinos. It is inspiring to do
work that ultimately leads to minority families being able to achieve the
American Dream of homeownership. We look forward to continuing our work
with HUD and providing innovative and effective campaigns that achieve
results for our client," said Derrick Hollie, President/CEO of GA1.
GA1 targeted the following cities to reach HUD's core audience: Atlanta,
Birmingham, Dallas, Denver, Detroit, Houston, Indianapolis, Memphis,
Philadelphia and San Antonio. The campaign will include print, radio and
internet advertising. National print media publications include Jet,
Ebony, Latina and People en Espanol as well as placement in select local
newspapers. Radio advertising will be placed across Radio One, Clear
Channel and Spanish Broadcast System (SBS) stations.
Global Advertising 1st (GA1) is a full-service multicultural marketing
solutions firm founded in 2002 by former Radio One national sales
executive Derrick Hollie. The agency specializes in providing corporate
clients and government agencies with integrated marketing solutions. GA1
has created and implemented radio, television, print, the Internet and new
media campaigns for the US Department of Housing and Urban Development,
Gillette, Dodge, Jeep and others.
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