Nike Commercials Through the Years: From the First-Ever 'Just Do It' Campaign to Today
FN takes a look back at Nike's campaigns over the years.
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Nike Commercials Through the Years: The First 'Just Do It' Ad & More – Footwear News
Nike's advertising campaigns through the years have been some of the most motivational and powerful throughout history.
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Why a tagline won't 'just do it' | Opinions
Sporting goods brands need to define what they want to stand for and why.
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People are only just discovering the dark truth behind Nike's slogan
The iconic line 'Just Do It' is familiar to millions across the globe but one advertising executive's search for the perfect catchphrase led to an unexpected grisly inspiration
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"Stack Shack" keeps the memory alive
You can't talk about summertime in Bismarck without mentioning softball.
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Nike's famous 'Just Do It' slogan inspired by death row inmate
The mantra's origins aren't as positive as you might think
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Air movie true story: Is Ben Affleck's movie accurate or a Nike ad?
Air reunites Affleck and Matt Damon to tell the story behind the shoe. Is it good history or a sneaker advertisement?
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About Respecting IRONMAN's History - Slowtwitch.com
Online triathlon magazine with product reviews, a bike fit guide, training tips, and several regular columnists. The editor is Dan Empfield, the founder of Quintana Roo.
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Dan Wieden, adman who coined 'Just Do It' for Nike, dies at 77
Dan Wieden was responsible for the slogan that lifted Nike to the multi-billion dollar apparel company its known as today.
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Dan Wieden, adman who coined 'Just Do It' for Nike, dies at 77
Dan Wieden was responsible for the slogan that lifted Nike to the multi-billion dollar apparel company its known as today.
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