Jeepmarkjl
Well-Known Member
Despite the internet and the massive decline of avg unit TV ratings over the last 20 years - the Super Bowl is still the grand daddy of quick mass reach in one 30 second unit. Nothing else comes close. Want to reach Americans fast in one shot - Super Bowl. That's the paid media. Its supported with early releases on YT to build momentum going into the big game. SEM drives more actions. The owned and earned media amplifies it more. Have a truly great ad? Double or triple the earned effect. In past years, FCA used several agencies not just one. Its starts with a brief from the client, coupled with a research insights to justify the production and media spend, then works its way thru the agency until storyboards get approved by the client and off to production. Clients and agencies can agonize over Super Bowl spots given the stakes are so high.
Agencies have been fired as a result of the USA Today Super Bowl Ad Meter on Monday morning (this is dumb). The client calls for comprehensive reports on Super Bowl ad performance data starts filling up email boxes and voicemails early Monday morning. Almost everyone agrees on the bad ads, folks over 40 like more ads than most and folks under 25 dislike almost all of them - according to the hard data from past 4 years of Super Bowl. Humor and feel good spots usually top the charts. And puppies. Puppies crush.
I've had nearly a 100 ads for clients in the Super Bowl over 35 years. usually in the top 3rd. handful in the top spot. Some in the middle. None ever at the bottom. I always feel terrible for the agency folks at the bottom. A bad ad starts with a bad brief and gets worse by the time it gets on air.
Agencies have been fired as a result of the USA Today Super Bowl Ad Meter on Monday morning (this is dumb). The client calls for comprehensive reports on Super Bowl ad performance data starts filling up email boxes and voicemails early Monday morning. Almost everyone agrees on the bad ads, folks over 40 like more ads than most and folks under 25 dislike almost all of them - according to the hard data from past 4 years of Super Bowl. Humor and feel good spots usually top the charts. And puppies. Puppies crush.
I've had nearly a 100 ads for clients in the Super Bowl over 35 years. usually in the top 3rd. handful in the top spot. Some in the middle. None ever at the bottom. I always feel terrible for the agency folks at the bottom. A bad ad starts with a bad brief and gets worse by the time it gets on air.
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