Irrespective of how well it ranked in this week’s multitude of Super Bowl commercial lists, Nielsen found the Victoria’s Secret ad to be the most viewed spot in the game reaching 103.7 million viewers when it ran at 9:44PM.
It seems the Super Bowl ads people claimed to have disliked more than others or that performed poorly in most ad popularity studies turned out to perform quite well in terms of acquiring website visits.
The Super Bowl ads people claimed to dislike more than others, or that performed poorly in ad popularity studies, turned out to perform quite well in terms of acquiring website visits.
This ad for Reebok aired after the game ended on Super Bowl Sunday. It’s called “Giants, Welcome to Perfectville.”
For all those out their anticipating (dreading?) creating an ad for next year’s Super Bowl, Advertising for Peanuts already has the creative brief written so you can get an early start on what will assuredly be an industry masterpiece….
At the risk of igniting a shit storm, were those Salesgenie ads really that racist? Let’s examine.
While the Murano strikes us as exceptionally dull at first sight, here’s a low-key ad that does a nice job of highlighting its merits. (Very Apple.)
Jaffe Juice pointed us over to this video of a super-talky Miller Lite employee dropping knowledge about this year’s Super Bowl ads. Among his observations:
While some debate the quality of commercials which appeared during Super Bowl XLII, the game itself was intriguing enough to capture 97.5 million viewers making the game the most viewed Super Bowl of all time according to Nielsen.
AOL just now released its results for the top-ranked ads in its 6th Annual AOL Super Sunday Ad Poll, sponsored by Verizon. Here’s the top five:
Here’s some Super Bowl buzz research from Collective Intellect:
– Pepsi generated the most “share of voice” (22 percent) in blog posts during and after the Super Bowl. This includes the Sobe spot that gave us WTF Syndrome.
Looky, Looky! It’s Obama Girl, aka Amber Lee Tettinger…and her curves… introducing the results of this year’s MediaCurves Super Bowl commercial study.
Oh how the morning after brings clarity to the prior evening’s dalliances.
That bastion of scientific accuracy otherwise known as the USA Today Super Bowl Ad Meter has crowned Budweiser’s Clydesdale Dalmatian commercial the highest scoring ad.
If you want a seriously retarded re-cap of this year’s Super Bowl commercials, be sure to check out Bob Garfield’s video recap.
Big conclusions: – The Pats have spoiled what may have been a historic football streak. Can you say performance anxiety? Somebody could have made a killing selling warm crying towels in the locker room after game time. – No…
“Jinx” by Coca-Cola sparked a political flare war in our AdGabber Super Bowl chat room. In it, James Carville and Bill Frist set aside their differences over a personal jinx — Carville owes Frist a Coke!
Really, we don’t know what we were expecting. But we sure hoped it would be more than what Victoria’s Secret gave us. What a waste of Adriana Lima’s come-hither talents. Check out the preview, which is about as unimaginative…
If you take Will Ferrell’s word for it, that is. This spot, where Will Ferrell screws up an uncountable number of Bud Light ad takes with Freudian slips, is probably our favourite Bud Light ad thus far. It actually made…
We can’t believe Hyundai waffled over the inclusion of its ads in the Super Bowl this year, a decision (or lack of it) that build unmerited hype for what we thought to be a really boring brand.
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