Superbowl Commercial Analysis

Budweiser Clydesdales commercials are always one of the most recognized commercials during a super Bowl. They have been aired every year starting on Super Bowl XX in 1986, because of this, many consider Budweiser ads as part of Super Bowl tradition. From the many, I chose the one aired on Super Bowl XLVII (2013), titled “Brotherhood”. Not only was this one of the top Budweiser commercial but it broke record over other commercials as one of the most shared Super Bowl Ad.

There are many top ten lists of SuperBowl commercials available on the Internet. This one has been defined by the cumulative number of views on YouTube as of this writing, correlated to the number of mentions in Google search results. That approach has ensured an unbiased list of the top ten SuperBowl Commercials of 2012. Based on this approach here is the list:

Perhaps the best place to go for examining advertisements is the Super Bowl, one of the most highly watched television programs yearly, and therefore the ideal time for companies to advertise. Budweiser, an American beer company, is an advertising giant, annually producing blockbuster ads for each Super Bowl. Typically, their ads feature cute golden retriever puppies or their emblem of a Clydesdale horse; yet for the 2017 Super Bowl the company sprung for a more complex and

Every year at the beginning of February, millions of Americans come back from school and work, grab their friends and families, and of course also some snacks and drinks, to sit together in front of the TV to watch maybe the biggest American event in the year: The Super Bowl. But when the show comes to a break, most people still cannot move their eyes away from the screen; indeed, the Super Bowl has become a widely anticipated advertising war which costs companies close to 4 million dollars for a 30-second commercial. And no doubt that every advertisers give out all they got in order to be the winner of Americans’ wallets. But when the viewers watch those ads laughing, heckling, or even crying, what do they think? Will they think that’s a good ad and become interested in the product? If not, what should the advertisers do to make it a good commercial? It could be funny for sure, but the most important factor of a good ad is to have inspirational messages.

The ad seems to be a standard car commercial, but wait a second, why is there a video of a remake of the 1969 space launch? This Commercial is unique because it doesn’t talk about speed, or even technology, it primary focus is becoming youthful when you drive this car. This Super Bowl 50 commercial for the Audi R8, may be the fastest car ever made that reach rockets speed, or is it just another ad?

The Super Bowl has become a high-profile advertising event and there is no comparable event to reach such a significant mass audience. The Super Bowl has become a building block for larger marketing. If you create special content ads to suit an audience, it can be a business victory, but the question is it truly worth the money and is the Super Bowl the right media outlet?

The Super Bowl, one of the largest sporting events in America is watched by millions of people. It shows some of the amazing talents that all the athletes have. But the Super Bowl is also a place for advertisements of ads for short. Every year companies spend millions of dollars to get just one ad in the Super Bowl. Some of these ads are hilarious to watch while others just fill you with emotions. And every ad has one main goal, to persuade the watcher into buying their product or service. Advertising is a powerful tool that most people don't even realize.

Although I was not alive for this particular commercial, I think that one of the best Super Bowl commercials I have ever seen has been Apple’s Commercial regarding the release of their new Macintosh Computer. My reason for thinking this is such a great commercial is because the commercial was based off of the story 1984 by George Orwell. The commercial possessed lots of the qualities that make super commercials great such as sentimentality, strength, change, and an influential way of presenting their product in which Apple thought could change the world for all the people in it. The commercial begins with a Leader speaking to the masses. He’s speaking to the men and women who seem as if they have no life and as if they are imprisoned. The commercial is very dark and is meant to instill fear in this is what are world can be like, but then a revolutionary appears and

The Super Bowl is widely watched by millions of people and advertising giants use this opportunity to compete and showcase what they have got. Sadly, the Super Bowl has become less about the game and more about the ads. So ask yourself is it the game you’re watching or the ads? And as James Twitchell suggests the Super Bowl ads live on long after the game is forgotten, that is the power of advertising. The job of an ad is to market the product to the consumer making it as enticing as possible creating a demand for a product that otherwise would not exist. We are constantly bombarded with ads on TV, magazines, radio or the internet that are constantly trying to sell you a product and the internet has gone so far as to customize your ads based

The Light break commercial us straightforward in its development, according to different viewers it demonstrates the ladies as being sexualized, They are deciphering this advertisement in a wrong manner, all that is indicating is the all over body and light skimpy clothing of the lady. I may see the motivation behind why they viewers interpret this notice in that way. Two promotions that were as of late gotten various grievances were the barcadi champagne advertisement, which shows up in a various measure of spots for the most part being magazines. The other promotion being the makeshift route protein bar notice which is highlighted on announcements and magazines. Being to a great degree sexual and giving numerous sexual and sex generalizations

Super Bowl 50 proved to be a defensive battle on the field, it was that way in the ads, as well. Paying a reported $5 million for 30 seconds, advertiser after advertiser played it cautious by trotting out familiar faces and familiar music to help pitch their products. Some of it worked (Alec Baldwin, David Bowie), but much of it was too safe to be interesting (Arnold Schwarzenegger, Marilyn Monroe, Janelle Monae). Meantime, some risky bets on new characters, a “puppymonkeybaby” and a friendly marmot, left viewers feeling a little queasy. In the game they called this sort of thing “unsportsmanlike conduct.”

My favorite commercial I liked for the super bowl, was the one about a robbery and using a Prius. The guys robbed a bank and their get away car left them there. So they ran away and searched for a black car but instead found a red Prius and said "It'll have to do" and they took it. They left a full bag of money on the side of the rode for the owner of the Prius to take. They started getting chased by at least 5 cops in the beginning and almost lost them. They were drifting corners to try and lose the cops, and successfully did lose them.

The Super Bowl is not only an event that attracts football fans, but brings crowds together in this suspenseful ritual that takes place annually in American culture. It is not only about the game, but the experience of being with other people while watching, choosing and celebrating a team, indulging in a large component of American society, and looking forward to which commercials will be premiered. Therefore for any company it is a prime marketing opportunity to have a commercial displayed in between the Super Bowl. However, if that is the case why would Lexus take a large risk partnering with new Marvel movie, Black Panther, before knowing if it was going to be a success or not? The Super Bowl premiered two weeks before the movie’s opening

In an article published in ‘Media New York Times’ news was pointed out that Amazon customers would be able to watch 10 live “Thursday Night Football” games in the coming season because The National Football League has made terms with Amazon that pay about $50 million to get stream right of N.F.L. games, while Twitter just agrees to pay $10 million. These games will be broadcast NFL Network and Amazon on Thursday night. Prime customers can directly watch these live games since subscription fees ($99 a year) include a video service. This agreement also is viewing habits shift from traditional watch to Internet and digital devices. Moreover, Amazon and Netflix not only invest money into video services, but also make their original programming.

my favorite super bowl commercial was the doritos commercial and the car one where he followed his a daughter and boyfriend by his car because he had a tracker on it. and the doritos commercial was funny because there was a guy and he was the husband and he was eating doritos at his wife’s ultrasound so every time he moved the dorito away from the baby it would kick and you could see it on the screen and then the wife got irritated at the husband and threw the dorito a long way away from her and the baby jumped and i guess was coming out because everyone was screaming that was hilarious and the only thing i didn't like about the game was that the denver broncos won but i think the panthers had a pretty good season. but i was rooting for the