ARF: The Research POV on Super Bowl Advertising

Ads during the Super Bowl are different from ads that regularly air on broadcast, cable and streaming video because of their reach, frequency, cultural significance and sometimes, the extensive research that undergirds them. Unlike other ads, they are simultaneously seen by up to 100 million people, rather than at varying times at varying frequencies.

Join Ipsos’ Pedr Howard and the ARF Creative Council just days before the Super Bowl for a peek behind the curtain at research on Super Bowl ads, how they are different, and what to look for and think about when watching this year. Hear an enlightening, lively conversation about the advertising industry’s biggest night of the year from an analytical lens and gain a framework for evaluating this year’s ads.

Don’t miss out on lessons learned and tips for getting the most out of Super Bowl ads. Our panel will also examine a select group of this year’s Super Bowl ads that have been pre-released for viewing on YouTube, addressing questions such as:

• Which of the ads are particularly well-suited to the Super Bowl environment and what makes them stand out?
• What impact or risk could these ads have on the advertised brands?
• How does the state of our culture affect how you look at ads and research ads for the Super Bowl?
• What roles do humor, celebrities and high production values have in the success of Super Bowl ads?

To register, please visit the ARF website.

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