Americans love their Super Bowl. But what they like about it can vary significantly, like so much else, depending on political party affiliation.

Americans love their Super Bowl. But what they like about it can vary significantly, like so much else, depending on political party affiliation.
The Super Bowl is upon us once again. This year’s cost per spot is at or near another new high at $5.25 million. With an estimated viewership of 110 million, that’s a $47.73 CPM. According to AdWeek, this is about 1.5 times the CPM of Prime Network TV ($29.75) and four times the average Facebook […]
Festive fun is good. More taste/appetite appeal would make it better.
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A good selling point, well executed, helps put money in the bank.
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Perhaps not very efficient, but certainly very effective.
Print Ad 101: for someone to act, they must first see the message.
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View Full PostVisualization, linked headline, solid support make for ad success.
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