Jan 07

Why the 6-Second TV Ad No Longer Works for Many Advertisers

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The ad inventory in next month’s Super Bowl, which has been sold out since mid-November, includes spots of all sizes: 15 seconds, 30 seconds, 60 seconds, even 90 seconds. Well, almost all sizes: Fox did not sell any six-second ads in the game. “We’re very mindful of clutter,” explained Seth Winter, evp of sports sales…

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