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Tutorial Creating More Faux Glassine / Vellum Paper from Packaging, Copy Paper, Yellow Pages & More!

June 7, 2020 T.B. Smith32842b929a346e0f2d2cc26a2d8cf073, Advertising & Marketing, aol, Chris Copeland, Chrome privacy sandbox, e2eb878a6891bb1715333c5fd9b2dfb9, e2eb878a6891bb1715333c5fd9b2dfb9, e2eb878a6891bb1715333c5fd9b2dfb9, kirk mcdonald, Media, Media, Media, Media, Media, Media, Media, Media, Menu, Menu, Menu, Menu, Menu, Menue, Menue, Menue, Menue, Menue1, Menue1, Menue1, Menue1, Menue1, Menue1, Menue1, OAAA, pet store, quality content, reference books, Standard Media Index

[autovid_profit_transcript] Hi friends, I’m sharing another amazing tutorial for making your very own faux glassine / vellum paper using different papers such as packaging, copy paper and even yellow pages. Thank you for watching and please Like & Subscribe. Email: lily.guerrero69@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stampandcreatewithlily/ Disclaimer: This video and this channel is not intended nor created for kids. This channel is created for adults.

FOOD IN COMMERCIALS VS. IN REAL LIFE || 24 ADS TRICKS

June 5, 2020 admin21eba24974c54323ce60f836079eadac, 27470920ef1307f2a66953b8e3bf6ce0, 32842b929a346e0f2d2cc26a2d8cf073, 5acc2e871db166b51f8d4b44f6b139fb, 691b120469702805ffecc13e5f67982d, 78e6506e2ba5b987c56ef8d8fcddbe8f, 7e1ca90d00ff14b5af1fcc98ae689240, 92878fdb083c7f7665b420710f3bd348, 92878fdb083c7f7665b420710f3bd348, 9b3d3ae4d56bd78e48a87b36a1cf3c82, ada94dd4eb6aa1bb1c19f863884cd724, Advertising & Marketing, attention, california privacy rights act, Chrome privacy sandbox, d7ea1b052b40f5cacc142e72894f4d5f, e2d78afe4c51919770a1fd1e471e2437, e3d12ffce753f91b287b4eefffee4b97, fffd38e1e2b741ded941b11c8bcee8e2, Guillaume Monteux, identifiers, NBCUniversal, partnership for responsible addressable media, PDN, private data network, Publicis Media, VCDPA

[autovid_profit_transcript] DECEIVING SECRETS OF THE FOOD INDUSTRY REVEALED Have you ever seen a commercial and always wondered why the food in the pictures looks a lot more appetizing than the real thing? Well, as it turns out, it’s not computer magic or photoshop but small edits on the food to make it appear good on camera and help with the sales. To make it look like the Lava cake is pouring out chocolate when it’s cut, they make a brown slime using PVA glue and then they stick it on…

Revealed: The lengths advertisers go to make food look nice

March 24, 2020 T. B. SmithAdvertising & Marketing, Affinity solutions, alternative tv measurement, Benjamin Dick, Chrome privacy sandbox, Claudio Marcus, cloud platform, CNN, Comcast Advertising, custom algorithms, Customer research & analysis, dbt Labs, device IDs, Dynamic Search Ads, identifiers, image searches, Innovid Q4 earnings, Internet ad creative, Lifecycle Marketing, Lisa Utzschneider, Luma, michael barrett, partnership for responsible addressable media, PDN, PII, pram, private data network, RampID, seller-defined audiences, Tal Chalozin, terence kawaja

[autovid_profit_transcript] A crack team of Serbian YouTubers have revealed how advertisers make food look nice compared to what you get in-store. Captured on November 12, 2019, the scandalous ways of how food is altered by using tricks with a lighter, cocktail sticks and other tricks of the trade.