Watch: Early Super Bowl teasers for some million-dollar ads
The cost of a spot has doubled over the last 15 years
The Super Bowl airs Feb. 2 on FOX and advertisers are revving to go.
Each year comes with new commercials and celebrity endorsements but some, like 1995’s Budweiser frogs and 2008’s talking E-Trade babies, can tend to outshine the others.
With 100 million viewers expected to tune in on traditional and streaming platforms, it’s no wonder that airtime is expensive: For this year's matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers, a 30-second spot costs $5.6 million, according to AdWeek, up from last year's $5 million.
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And the cost of a spot has more than doubled over the last 15 years.
In ad revenue alone, NFL raked in $400 million for the big game last year. This year, some new names are looking to spend big, too: President Trump and Democratic hopeful Michael Bloomberg both took out $10 million spots, and social media giant Facebook and video game streamer Twitch will reportedly air their first-ever Super Bowl commercials.
Here’s an early look at some ad teasers for Super Bowl LIIV:
Bud Light Seltzer
Anheuser-Busch plans four minutes of commercials, according to the Wall Street Journal. A 60-second spot will tout the brand’s Bud Light and new Bud Light Seltzer.
Cheetos
This upcoming ad will be the second big-game buy for Cheetos. It ran a 30-second spot in 2009 that showed a woman using the snack to lure pigeons toward a loud phone talker.
Doritos
This is not Doritos’ first time in the spotlight. (It ran an ad with the Backstreet Boys and Chance the Rapper last year.) Owner Frito-Lay confirmed the snack will get a 2020 placement.
Fabletics
This women’s sportswear brand has leaned on big names like singer Kelly Rowland to advertise in the past: “I'm all about embracing your natural curves and being proud of your body. I think all women will feel amazing in these pieces,” Rowland said in a press release.
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Hyundai
Hyundai is expected to roll out a campaign for its 2020 Sonata. The brand announced the car at the New York Auto Show last year. It will feature an eight-speed automatic gearbox.
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Turbo Tax
With tax season around the corner, Intuit Turbo Tax is getting the word out with a 45-second ad, “All People Are Tax People,” which argues doing taxes can be simple.
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