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Page 1: History of Super Bowl Advertising By: Damian Hooper

History of Super Bowl Advertising

By: Damian Hooper

Page 2: History of Super Bowl Advertising By: Damian Hooper

History Of Super Bowl

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Noxzema Commercial 1973

Super Bowl: VII Miami Dolphins vs. Washington Redskins

Viewers: 39.12 million

Brand: Noxzema

Cost: $100 000

Length: 30 seconds

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Apple Commercial 1984

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Apple Commercial 1984Super Bowl: XVII Washington Redskins vs.

Oakland Raiders

Viewers: 38.88 million

Brand: Apple

Cost: $900 000

Length: 1 minute

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Holiday Inn Commercial 1997

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Holiday Inn Commercial 1997Super Bowl: XXXI Green Bay Packers vs. New

England Patriots

Viewers: 84.3 million

Brand: Holiday Inn

Cost: $1 200 000

Length: 30 seconds

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Doritos Commercial 2009

Super Bowl: XLIII Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Arizona Cardinals

Viewers: 151.6 million worldwide

Brand: Doritos

Cost: $3 000 000

Length: 30 seconds

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Chrysler Commercial 2011Super Bowl: XLV Green Bay Packers vs. Pittsburgh

Steelers

Viewers: 111 million

Brand: Chrysler

Cost: $12 000 000

Length: 2 minutes

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Bud Light Commercial 2012Super Bowl: XLVI New York Giants vs. New

England Patriots

Viewers: 111.3 million

Brand: Bud Light

Cost: $7 000 000

Length: 1 minute

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Conclusion• NFL makes 14.7 billion dollars from Super Bowl ads per year.• Commercial ads during the Super bowl have increased 8650% from the first Super Bowl in 1969.•Today, 36% of Super Bowl viewers actually claim they watch the game mainly to see the commercials not the football.•Media today is being used to effectively transform culture values and sell images that are often misleading.

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Bibliographywww.youtube.com

www.wikipedia.com

www.digitaljournal.com

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