Vote For Your Favorite Super Bowl Commercial Using The Shazam App

Posted on February 5, 2012

The wildly popular Shazam App, which normally tells you what song you just heard on the radio or TV or at a bar or disco.

Today however with the Super Bowl it goes a lot further.

I used Shazam last night during the 1st NFL Honors Award show broadcast on NBC last night and instead of getting the name and artist of one of the songs played on the broadcast, I got somthing that looks very much like an App called: Super Bowl XLVI: From Indianapolis.

One of the many things you can do with the “app” is “rate the commercials” as they air.

It’s a way you can make your voice heard on Godaddy.com commercial and the Godaddy .Co commercial as they air.

During the game and some of the commercials there will be other opportunities to Shazam the Super Bowl.

Enjoy the game

7 thoughts on “Vote For Your Favorite Super Bowl Commercial Using The Shazam App”

  4. No one can vote for anything other than the

    hot

    .Co

    girl.

    buy scripts is right, not even .com fans can deny this.

    anyone that don’t vote this way, don’t have the balls.

  5. It’s part of the “multi screen” trend of both streaming tv on more than one screen and engaging the consumer, as Paul Farhi notes in the Washington Post:

    “Sunday’s game could be the first “second screen” Super Bowl, with a number of advertisers seeking not just the attention of TV viewers but “engagement” with them online. Coca-Cola, for example, will provide an online stream of its animated polar bears — one in a Giants’ blue scarf and the other in Patriots’ red — “reacting” to plays in real time, along with a Twitter feed in which the “bears” comment and answer questions.”

    Plus, Google created a website to interact, Gameday with Google.

    Advertisers posted their commercials to Youtube PRIOR to the Superbowl, and some highlighted Twitter hashtags in their commercials to access contests and other interactive content.

    – Super Bowl watching takes on new dimension in age of social media
    http://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/style/super-bowl-watching-takes-on-new-social-media-dimension-with-twitter-facebook/2012/01/31/gIQAuZ5wiQ_stor%20s%20xy.html

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