SuperBowl Ads Prices Fall For Only The 2nd Time In History
2010 January 13
The price of a 30 second SuperBowl ad has fallen for only the 2nd time in its history this year.
According to TNS Media Intelligence, 30-second commercials during next month’s Super Bowl on CBS are selling for between $2.5 million and $2.8 million. That’s a drop from last year, when ads averaged $3 million.
However only 4 of the 62 commercial slots remained to be sold.
Godaddy.com will be making a return to the SuperBowl and is already teasing its ad on its site, which you can view here.
Its definitely worth 30 seconds of your time
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30 seconds, millions of viewers, but gone forever after that one exciting moment in time…
Or, you can spend a fraction of that, dominate your industry by owning the category defining domain name, and
be online until the end of the Internet.
Oh well
Aron
I think the SuperBowl is one of those times when folks intentionally focus on commercials.
Where else can you get that in a push technology environment?
They have to compete against those log legged sexy ice skaters from the Winter Olympics.
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there is no doubt, GoDaddy sells the most sexy .com of the market…
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Hey MHB, is the “subscribe to comments” working?
I don’t get any new emails when there is a new comment posted.
Small drop! Super Bowl ad space still looks like the prime of prime for advertising real estate.