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/PRNewswire/ -- SelectBlinds, a custom online window covering retailer, is nearing the end of its three-year rebranding campaign to further its mission to...

San Diego (PRWEB) August 30, 2022 -- Today, founder and CEO of creative marketing agency Raindrop, Jacques Spitzer, announced the launch of his new podcast

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Print A very unusual reunion took place on a South Mission Beach bay-side volleyball court last Sunday morning. It was truly a celebration of life. Kevin Nill, 33, who nearly died there while playing volleyball one year ago, returned and joined team members, friends and Patricia Lutfy. She was the off-duty physician who happened to be nearby with her dog when Nill collapsed into unconsciousness. Lutfy normally walks her dogs early in the morning but she was later that particular day, and the...

In the spot, Schrader rips a few comedic lines while the bearded Michael Langsdale lathers up -- apparently naked -- outdoors. It’s all shot from the waist up. “His life’s about to change -- it’s pretty wild,” said a laughing Spitzer, who went to high school with Langsdale. “After this thing runs, there’s going to be a hundred million people who see your face in an instant.” For Spitzer, this is the next step in a media career that started humbly at NBC 7 San Diego in 2009. “I...

The head of a local marketing company warned San Diego comedian James Schrader that he had better go to the grocery store right away if he wants any privacy before Sunday’s Super Bowl when his face will be seen by 100 million people. “He already gets stopped at least weekly by someone saying, ‘You’re the guy from the soap ads,’” explains Raindrop agency’s CEO Jacques Spitzer. 8:51 AM, Feb. 05, 2021 Schrader is the pitchman who’ll appear in a wild and whacky Super Bowl commerci...