Despite the year’s challenges, Century 21 is focusing on the bright side with its latest ad campaign, “The Joy of Home.” The campaign includes a one-minute commercial, five print and digital ad variations and two Times Square billboard placements, which will go live on Nov. 25.
Source: Inman News
Century 21 celebrates ‘The Joy of Home’ in Times Square campaign
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