Successful Superbowl Pets Ads
The USA Annual Ad Meter was established in 1989. It tracks second-by-second responses from a panel. It is widely considered to be the most influential rating in Superbowl ads.
The USA Annual Ad Meter revealed that Bud Light's Dog Sitter and Doritos' Pug Attack were the top two commercials in last year's Superbowl. They scored 8.35 each. These animal-driven commercials have been the most recognized on a national level.
The Doritos 2011 "Crash the Super Bowl” contest awarded the prize to the pet-oriented "Pug Attack", who was also the winner. This DIY commercial contest allows fans to create their own ads. Their win earned JR Burmingham (ad creator) and Tess Ortbals (ad writer) tickets to the Super Bowl as well as a guaranteed contract to produce more commercials for PepsiCo. The couple has won an addition $1 Million since their ad was rates the top spot.
The Crash the Super Bowl Contest finalist five this year, it was noted that the majority of commercials featured animals or animal-related themes. Specifically, one features a baby, another has a bird-theme and three others focus on dogs.
Two winning finalists will be able to work on a Doritos project at a later date. These two will be selected by consumers and the Doritos team. Amazingly, if the consumer Ad ranks at No. https://healingwavetherapies.com/how-to-tip-the-odds-in-your-favor-at-online-casinos/ The contestant who earns the No. 1 spot on either the USA Today Super Bowl Ad Meter or USA Today Annual Ad Meter will be awarded a staggering $1 million.
The Superbowl XLVI is fast approaching and the buzz surrounding the 2012 Superbowl XLVI commercials has already begun. News stories have reported that NBC sold all of the commercial airtime for the February 5th game before Thanksgiving for an average cost of $2.5 million for a 30-second spot.
We were also informed that the public should expect to see spots to feature cars, beverages and snacks. The most amusing commercials as proven always feature animals in them.
The "Pug Attack" commercial, the boyfriend of the pug-owner taunts the dog with the Dorito as a come-on. Subsequently, the dog tackles the boyfriend and victoriously ends up with the bag of chips.
Bud Light's "Dog Sitter" commercial shows a buddy pet-sitting for a friend who has nine dogs. The sitter discovered that his refrigerator was stocked with Bud Light and enlisted the help of the dogs to cook, serve, DJ, wash mugs, and cook burgers for a party he hosted. Some dogs even flirt with guests. When the party is over, the dogs play poker while the sitter is forced to clean up alone.