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3M TV Commercial 'Innovation'
3M
The best ideas live on and at 3M, they're taking those good ideas and using them to power innovation for the modern world.
3M TV Commercial, 'Solve Problems'
3M
3M says it tries to solve problems from as many touch-points as possible, including the skin, on surfaces and in the air. The company believes that by working to solve difficult problems, it can decrease costs and improve patient outcomes.
Elmer's Glow in the Dark Glue TV Commercial, 'Slime'
Elmer's Glow in the Dark Glue
These kiddos conjure up some glow-in-the-dark slime using Elmer's Glow in the Dark Glue, contact lens solution, baking soda and food coloring. After mixing all the ingredients together, they turn off the lights for the big reveal!
W.B. Mason TV Commercial, 'Players of the Week: Protect the Wall'
W.B. Mason
W.B. Mason says it delivers protection for your walls like these MLB outfielders do for their pitchers with Avery Surface Safe Sign Labels.
Post-it Extreme TV Commercial, 'Get it Said and Done'
Post-it Extreme
Why should you use Post-It Extreme Notes? According to Post-It, those sticky notes can withstand harsh conditions like storms much better than scrap paper and tape...which could mean avoiding a lot of confusion about when to turn the power off for some.
Post-it Extreme Notes TV Commercial, 'Spill' Featuring Marty Smith
Post-it Extreme Notes
As reporter Marty Smith prepares for his latest ESPN segment, he accidentally spills his drink all over his notes. Marty's not concerned, though, because he wrote everything on Post-It Extreme Notes, which he says hold on in any condition. His assistant thinks maybe Post-It is using the same super-strong glue Marty uses in his perfectly tamed hair.
Post-it Extreme Notes TV Commercial, 'Build It' Featuring Marty Smith
Post-it Extreme Notes
This ESPN production crew has the task of setting up and breaking down the stage that its sports commentators and hosts use during televised sporting events. The crew uses Post-it Extreme Notes due to its durability to ensure that the show's production runs smoothly without any error.
W.B. Mason TV Commercial, 'Deliver Post-It Extreme Notes'
W.B. Mason
In this segment of W.B. Mason's "Player of the Week" series, three MLB players are featured for their outstanding play in unfavorable weather conditions. W.B. Mason says it can deliver Post-It Extreme notes overnight to your office so that your message is heard.
Post-it TV Commercial, 'School President'
Post-it
A student puts a Post-it on their calendar in their locker to remind them to run for president. As they hurry off to class the locker bursts open with hundreds of Post-its that cover the lockers spelling out "Vote Zoe." Post-it encourages you to make your thoughts come alive this school year.
Post-it TV Commercial, 'Collaborate'
Post-it
As this person adds Post-it notes to their storyboard, the image of their start-up begins to come alive. Starting with a single office, the business quickly grows and takes over an entire building. Counting down, the building launches into the air like a rocket. Post-it says to make thoughts come alive.
Office Depot OfficeMax TV Commercial, 'Supplies They Need'
Office Depot & OfficeMax
An anxious father double checks that his daughter has everything she needs for her first year of college, including 24/7 tech support for her laptop...but it looks like he's the one in need of some emotional support. Office Depot OfficeMax wants customers to take advantages of the low prices it has all summer long, like deals on notebooks, folders and rulers that can be purchased for 25 cents.
Office Depot TV Commercial, 'Emotional Drop-Off: Asus Notebook'
Office Depot
A dad gets emotional while dropping his daughter off at college but he's reassured that she has her laptop with 24/7 tech support. Although, his family thinks he's the one who might need support right now. Office Depot OfficeMax offers customers up to 80 percent off over items, including an Asus 2-in-1 Notebook.
Target TV Commercial, 'Food Network: What We're Loving: Shrimp Boil'
Target
During the summer, Target and Food Network encourage families to take their kitchens outside and get creative. The network says there are a bevy of recipes that can be fun for the entire family, and encourages you to visit its website to try a fun shrimp boil recipe.
Office Depot TV Commercial, 'Worry-Free: Paper'
Office Depot
Using an Office Depot employee as a therapist, a man explains how he is finding it hard to stay on top of things. The employee suggests that getting a faster laptop may help. She also recommends that he take advantage of its tech support service to stay worry-free. For a limited time, customers can get 10-reams of copy paper for $34.99 at Office Depot.
Crayola Light-Up Paint Palette TV Commercial, 'Creative Genius'
Crayola Light-Up Paint Palette
This holiday, illuminate creativity with the Crayola Color Wonder Light-Up Paint Palette. It lights up to match the color of whatever paint you use. Create art with no mess!
Crayola Paint Maker TV Commercial, 'The Paintmaker'
Crayola Paint Maker
Watch as tensions rise during this sibling competition. All the fun happens when you play with the new Crayola Paint Maker!
Hallmark TV Commercial, 'Campfire Giggles'
Hallmark
Some moments deserve to be shared with everyone you care about and with the Hallmark Go Cards App, you can capture those special moments and send them to everyone you love.
Crayola Color Alive TV Commercial, 'Crayola Theater: Crayon Brothers'
Crayola Color Alive
Cartoon Network's Clarence and Crayola are teaming up to bring the Crayola Theater right into your home. Use Crayola's Color Alive to upload pictures of your masterpiece and make it come to life.
Crayola Color Alive TV Commercial, 'Avengers'
Crayola Color Alive
Color, scan and bring heroes to life with Crayola's Color Alive coloring books. Kids can fly, fight, and protect the world from bad guys as Iron Man or The Hulk.
Staples TV Commercial, 'Spill'
Staples
Two janitors chat as they make their way down a school hallway when one of them notices a spilled liquid seeping through the bottom of a door. His partner readies the cleaner and wrings the mop, and he takes a scans the barcode of the detergent bottle with the Staples app. "Handling the unexpected doesn't happen by accident," the store says.