North Woods Advertising

North Woods Advertising is an advertising company based in Minneapolis, whose activities include advertising, public relations, political consulting, marketing strategy and others. It was founded by Bill Hillsman and specializes in working with political candidates and issue-oriented clients.[1]

North Woods Advertising
IndustryAdvertising, Communications, Political consulting
Headquarters
Minneapolis
Area served
United States
Key people
Founder:Bill Hillsman
Creative Director:Vaughn Juares
Websitehttp://www.northwoodsadvertising.com

Political advertising

In 1990 North Woods contributed to the campaign to get Paul Wellstone elected to Senate, earning North Woods Advertising the Grand EFFIE Award from the American Marketing Association.[2]

North Woods political advertising occasionally receives negative feedback from critics. Their ads for Senate candidate Jim Slattery landed on Politico's "The 10 worst ads of the season" list in 2008.[3]

Awards

North Woods Advertising has won several awards, including silver, bronze, gold and grand Effie Awards, an Emmy Award, and several gold, silver and bronze Pollie Awards.[4][5][6]

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References
  1. "North Woods Advertising official site".
  2. Elliott, Stuart (1991-06-13). "NY Times; Top Effie Award Goes for Humorous Ads That Helped Win Senate Seat". The New York Times.
  3. "Politico's 10 worst ad of the season".
  4. "RECOGNIZING THE STARS IN POLITICAL AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMUNICATIONS" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2015-02-19.
  5. "Pollie Awards" (PDF).
  6. "11436_AAPC_Winners_09 Rev.indd" (PDF). Retrieved 2012-10-17.
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