The Power of Three Words: Nike's 'Just Do It' and the Evolution of Marketing Innovation
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Colin Kaepernick's Nike Campaign Keeps N.F.L. Anthem Kneeling in Spotlight - The New York Times
New survey suggests that “Just Do It” is advertising's most memorable slogan
Why Nike is Betting its Slogan on Colin Kaepernick
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The history of Nike's Just Do It slogan – Creative review
With New Kaepernick Ad, What Does Nike Believe In?
Liberty University considers dropping Nike after Colin Kaepernick ad
Donald Trump Jr. says he's 'fixed' Nike ad
Kaepernick ad spurs Nike boycott campaign - Rediff.com
Online outrage can benefit brands that take stances on social issues
Why does Nike use the slogan 'Just Do It'? What do they hope it will inspire people to do? - Quora
Nightline on X: "“Believe in something, even if it means sacrificing everything.” @Kaepernick7 named new face of @Nike's 30th anniversary 'Just Do It' campaign. Tonight on Nightline https://t.co/EmGFF2j7Ed" / X
Arizona DPS director responds to Nike ad with image of slain DPS trooper
Have The Just Do It Mentality Everywhere You Go With The Nike 'JDI' Collection | The Fresh Press by Finish Line
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142 Nike Quotes, Slogans, & Commercial Taglines
Colin Kaepernick's Nike Ad Made $43 Million in Media Buzz
Believe in…Something?
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Cristiano Ronaldo on X: "Believe It Done. #JustDoIt -- #Nike #NikeFootball #NikeSoccer https://t.co/HJSlxDRJI0" / X
Nike ad puts Kaepernick, anthem controversy in spotlight days before NFL season kicks off | KOKH
Nike is saying 'Don't Do It' in a message about racism in America | CNN Business
Nike has made $6 billion since its Colin Kaepernick ad - Vox
Nike's Colin Kaepernick ad is the 'gangster genius brand move of 2018'
Just Do It': The surprising and morbid origin story of Nike's slogan - The Washington Post