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Ad Meter, launched in 1989, allows registered users to vote for their favorite Super Bowl commercials. NEW ORLEANS — Some of the world's brightest marketing and advertising minds converged at the Palace Café for the Ad Meter summit, giving an early preview of their Super Bowl ads and explaining the process of creating them. As TV’s biggest stage, Super Bowl LIX is a huge opportunity for advertisers — a chance to reach a massive audience that’s as eager to watch the commercials as the football between them. Yet Ad Age is counting down to Super Bowl LIX. In the days leading up to the game, which will air on Fox on Feb. 9, Ad Age will bring you breaking news, analysis and first looks at the high-stakes Big Feb 6, 2025, 07:00am EST. The Death Of 'Just PR This': Why Modern Media Relations Isn't What You Think Super Bowl ads are designed to dazzle, spark Monday morning conversations and, ideally A recent Harris Poll examined the viewership expectations for Super Bowl advertisers in 2025; the organization found that 72% of those surveyed said they plan to watch the Big Game on Sunday, an First-timer Instacart joins DoorDash and Uber Eats and a battle between food delivery services during the game. Instacart loads up its ad with tons of brand characters it hopes viewers recognize: from Mountain Dew’s “PuppyMonkeyBaby” character from a 2016 Super Bowl ad to the Jolly Green Giant and the Pillsbury Doughboy. With 30-second Super Bowl ad spots now costing up to $7 million, the stakes couldn’t be higher for brands who choose to advertise. It’s a make-or-break moment for in-house creative teams and agencies to come up with ideas that will capture consumer attention and make a lasting cultural impact. Whatever theme marketers opt for, Super Bowl ads have become much more than a 30-second TV ad. There are the teasers, pre-game promotions and competitions, on-the-ground experiences on game day, and then the social media activity that looks to maintain the momentum long after the final whistle. Below, all of the 2025 Super Bowl ads or trailers out ahead of the game on February 9, collected for your viewing pleasure. Kieran Culkin briefly detouring from Oscar campaigning to voice a whale A look at the musical acts, the famous fans, the commercials and all of the other things surrounding the N.F.L.’s signature event. By Katie Van Syckle While it is the most popular sporting event Ongoing updates of the latest Super Bowl 2025 commercials. This is a rhetorical analysis of BMW's i3 Super Bowl commercial. We discuss the manner in which BMW uses features other than pathos to hook their readers in As is the case with many commercials that air during the big game, Coke’s “Coca-Cola With Feeling” ad poured plenty of resources into ensuring that this sixty-second clip would effectively build their brand. The argument is, of course, that we should drink more Coke! We’ve conducted a rhetorical analysis for you, embedded below (simply scroll down to [] Advertising Techniques Exploration – Covers strategies like bandwagon, testimonial, humor, and more used in Super Bowl commercials. Commercial Analysis Worksheet – Students watch real Super Bowl ads and analyze their effectiveness, techniques, and target audience. Find videos on YouTube or during the game and analyze! The text a chose is a super bowl commercial this year called “More Than Okay.” This commercial is advertising a product, trying to get more people to buy and be familiar with it. The product A little bit touching, a little bit thought-provoking, and a whole lot funny – Super Bowl commercials are rich with material for lessons. Since I’m an English teacher, I see these commercials as the perfect opportunity to cover persuasive appeals, rhetorical devices, literary techniques, and even media choices. I’m sure we all have our favorites for different reasons, but the ones I The commercial “Lost Dog” was first aired during the 2015 Super Bowl. Since thousands show more content The commercial had the power to make people feel emotions such as sadness, preoccupation, stress, and happiness. The first use of pathos occurs when the dog gets lost. Budweiser appealed to the emotional sensibility of their viewers. As is the case with many commercials that air during the big game, Coke’s “Coca-Cola With Feeling” ad poured plenty of resources into ensuring that this sixty-second clip would effectively build their brand. The argument is, of course, that we should drink more Coke! We’ve conducted a rhetorical analysis for you, embedded below (simply scroll down to [] We’re thrilled to be sharing a series of rhetorical analyses we’ve done of commercials that aired during “the big game.” These are, by nature, rhetorical masterpieces Certainly worth taking advantage of in any ELA environment! You can find the corresponding lessons and plans here! Analysis #1: P&G’s “Like A Girl” Commercial 3. The man – he seems like an American farmer. Age range is wide. He is portrayed as a hard working guy. Application of ethos. People would relate to him. Would admire him.
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