Advertising and Promotion | Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids

Advertising and Promotion

Featured Content

Advertising, Promotion and Sponsorship

Big Tobacco's Relentless and Deceptive Marketing Each year, the tobacco industry spends tens of billions of dollars around the globe on tobacco advertising, promotion, and sponsorship (TAPS).1 The industry constantly loses customers because many current smokers quit smoking or die from… Read More

Fact Sheets

Advertising and Promotion: Essential Facts

Advertising and Promotion: Evidence of the Impact of Tobacco Marketing on Tobacco Use

Advertising and Promotion: Countering Industry Arguments

Advertising and Promotion: Corporate Social Responsibility

Advertising and Promotion: Point of Sale Marketing

Advertising and Promotion: Point of Sale Tobacco Product Displays

Tobacco Advertising & Youth: The Essential Facts

Tobacco Advertising & Youth: The Evidence

Tobacco Advertising & Youth: Marketing Tactics

Tobacco Company Marketing to Kids

Reports and Studies

How Do You Sell Death?

Banning tobacco promotion: ethical and civil liberties issues. Action on Smoking or Health

The Role of the Media in Promoting and Reducing Tobacco Use. National Cancer Institute

Press Releases

If Philip Morris Is Serious About a 'Smoke-Free Future,' It Should Stop Marketing Cigarettes, Fighting Efforts to Reduce Smoking

Philip Morris International Urged to End Global Ad Campaign for Marlboro Cigarettes that Has Been Found to Target Youth

New Investigation Exposes How Tobacco Companies Market Cigarettes on Social Media in the U.S. and Around the World

Mexico’s Revision of the General Law on Tobacco Control Will Drive Down Tobacco Consumption and Protect Nearly 130 Million People

Strengthened Guidance on Social Media Marketing Will Help Countries to Curb Online Advertising of Tobacco and E-cigarettes

World’s Largest Tobacco Use Study Shows Vast Scope of Tobacco Epidemic and Urgent Need for Countries to Act

Study: Tobacco Companies Are Marketing Flavored Cigarettes to Appeal to Children in Latin America; Countries Must Act to Protect Kids

Ukraine Reports Dramatic Drop in Cigarette Smoking, Further Action Needed to Continue Life-Saving Progress

India’s Action on E-cigarettes Will Prevent a Youth Epidemic

Brazil’s Highest Court Upholds Ban on Flavored Tobacco Products

Big Tobacco, Tiny Targets: Global Campaign Takes Aim at Tobacco Giants for Advertising to Kids near Schools

Ethiopia’s Historic Public Health Law Will Save Lives and Stem a Growing Tobacco Epidemic in Africa

Philip Morris Caught Red-Handed Marketing IQOS to Young People on Social Media

Colombian Health Group Files Lawsuit to Block Marketing of IQOS Heated Cigarettes

WHO Report Highlights Global Progress Fighting Tobacco Use, But E-cigarettes and New Marketing Techniques Threaten Gains

Tobacco Use Survey Shows Romania Has Dramatically Reduced Secondhand Smoke Exposure – But Must Redouble Efforts to Stop Rising Tobacco Use Rates

New Study Finds 20 Million Fewer Adults Use Tobacco Thanks to Global Action

Bolivia Approves Landmark Law to Reduce Tobacco Use and Provide Its People a Healthier Future

Key Websites

Stanford University: Online Exhibit of U.S. Tobacco Ads

Action on Smoking and Health (UK)