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Johnson & Johnson advertising
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Spoiler: It was a giant rooftop electric sign that spread holiday cheer to visitors riding the Pennsylvania Railroad through New Brunswick, New Jersey.
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In time for TV's big awards weekend, our Chief Historian shares how the company supported a hit family show in the 1950s.
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The largest healthcare company in the world began as a simple partnership among three forward-thinking siblings. We explore the lasting impact James, Edward Mead and Robert Johnson, the company’s first president, had on Johnson & Johnson.
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As celebs and style stars file into the front row at Spring Studios for New York Fashion Week, Johnson & Johnson looks back at its iconic series of high-fashion Modess ads, which featured some of the most coveted models and designers of the couture world.
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Who says only moms and babies make for adorable images? To celebrate Father's Day, we're digging into our company archives to showcase dads who had cameos in Johnson's® product ads.
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From its beginnings in 1894, the Johnson's® baby line has helped little ones get a healthier, happier start in life with innovative products and baby care solutions—and it's continuing the tradition by welcoming some exciting new additions to the family.
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With Valentine’s Day upon us, it’s the perfect time to pay homage to an iconic couple featured in an ad for Red Cross® Kidney Plasters. Johnson & Johnson’s Chief Historian reveals why the public fell so madly in love with it.
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To help support the influx of immigrants that were calling America home in the early 20th century, the company translated its ads and materials for pharmacists into 15 languages.
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Johnson’s® Baby products have been helping keep little ones clean and comfortable for more than a century. Just look at these precious images from back in the day.
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A century ago, keeping a tidy house meant more than just impressing the neighbors—it could also keep illnesses like polio and measles at bay. These vintage ads helped show magazine readers how.
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In March 1949, LIFE magazine published the first in a series of ads created by the renowned painter and illustrator. Our in-house historian shares why the collaboration was such a success.
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In time for Halloween, we dig into our archives to spotlight frighteningly clever advertisements from as far back as 1887.
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How Johnson & Johnson has cared for Spanish-speaking customers and patients for over 100 years
