Why are Super Bowl ads such a big deal? 7 Articles

by Don Simkovich

In 2007, the Super Bowl drew 93 million viewers. It was the highest rated television show in the United States, according to Nielsen. Ad executives from large agencies, who represent globally recognized brands, can use the...read more

by Juan Leer

Quite simply, the Super Bowl ads are such a big deal because everyone watches them. Think about it... how often do you watch TV, and then get up and do something else during the commercial breaks? How often do you just imm...read more

by Terry Marsh

SUPER BOWL ADS GRAB OUR ATTENTION...PERIOD! Companies are always looking for the greatest visibility for their products or services, and the rule of thumb is to get the best bang for the buck. No other event in America sit...read more

by Jack C. Catalano

I believe Super Bowl ads are a big deal because of one ad. I think the "1984" spot involving Apple introducing Macintosh. When they introduced Macintosh a lot of people bought Macintosh and people made a lot of money. Thei...read more

by Kristin Schaaf

It's one of the biggest events of the year. To some, it is considered a national holiday. The Super Bowl has become more than just a football championship game; it is an iconic celebration that has become part of our count...read more

by C. Penlington

Superbowl ads are such a big deal because of the sheer volume of football fans and non-football fans alike that are guaranteed to either be watching the live game, or will be taping it (commercials and all), along with the...read more

by Dynamite

For very many reasons. First off America loves football. Thats like asking why is the NBA finals a big deal, the World Cup, or the World Series. NFL is our league and our sport. The concept and the plays and the players ar...read more