Post Test data for all 2009 Super Bowl Commercials now available. BRCs updated data base
is available for studying what worked and what didn't work during the past 18
Super Bowls. For each of these 912 Super Bowl commercials, we not only have
the number they reached and affected but also the types that were most likely to
notice them and be affected by them, combined with the full BRC diagnostics
detailed on BRC's ARM. The typical
application of this data base is to check past Super Bowl commercials to see how
many used approaches, themes, types of humor, etc., similar to approaches being
considering for next year, in order to get a good idea of how the commercials you
are thinking of using are likely to perform.
This annual syndicated study
has become the definitive measure of successful advertising on the Super Bowl
because its delayed recognition methodology shows the number that are still
showing signs of having been reached and affected by Super Bowl commercials in
the weeks following the game - providing evidence that the commercials had a lasting effect.
TOP 10 INSIGHTS, Don Bruzzone's popular single sheet recaps of
conferences dealing with advertising research, can be read or downloaded by
clicking on any of the following. (Call or write for earlier years.)
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ARF March 2009:
The Advertising Research Foundation Convention focusing on the current
status of TV
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ARF April 2008:
The Advertising Research Foundation Convention focusing on measuring the
reach and frequency of internet
advertising.
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ARF July 2007:
Conference on Engagement at Yahoo! recapping the latest learning on the
subject
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ARF April 2007:
The Advertising Research Foundation Convention focusing on internet
advertising and online research
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ARF
March 2006: The conference that defined "Engagement", discussed
how advertising will survive amid all the new media that are
emerging, and where BRC and Coke came up with similar findings on Hispanics.
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ARF Webcasts -
Oct.-Jan 2006.: The Advertising Research
Foundation's Oct-Jan Webcasts on engagement, Hispanics, and people meters
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ARF April 2005:
The Advertising Research Foundation Convention that questioned many past
practices
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2005
Super Bowl Commercials: The top ten
insights from BRC's latest post-testing of all Super Bowl commercials
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ARF April 2004:
The Advertising Research Foundation Convention featuring
Zaltman's new theories on how consumers decide.
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2004 Super Bowl
Commercials: What was learned from BRC's 13th annual post-testing
covering all of 2004's 58 commercials - the year of wardrobe malfunctions, flatulent
horses, and crotch biting dogs
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IIR Modeling June
2003: The latest on the metrics of ROMI (Return on Marketing
investment)
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ESOMAR/ARF OOH June
2003: How outdoor can be measured and compared, featuring a
case history by BRC and Starbucks
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ARF WOW: Ad
Effectiveness October 2002: New methods including BRC/Kaiser's
pretesting storyboards online instead of in focus groups
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IMRO Web Surveys June 2002:
Latest in executing online research, BRC's findings on keeping people online
for long surveys.
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IIR Marketing Mix
Models March 2002: the first to concentrate on correctly measuring advertising's
contribution to sales.
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The four Top Tens from the Advertising Research
Foundation's Week of Workshops in October 2001 are still posted on the ARF
site as of this writing and can be
accessed by clicking here.
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WARC June 2001:
The first World Advertising Research Center
conference ever held in the U.S. (And so far, the last.)
- ARF March 2001: Tipping Point
Theory and why BRC feels recognition based tracking should replace GRPs
- ARF Entertainment Research,
November 2000: Promoting movies and the BRC/Rosen talk on
Super Bowl movie commercials.
- ARF WOW October 2000: Online / Print
- ARF WOW October 2000: Qualitative /
Interactive
- ARF WOW October 2000: Brand
Equity / TV
- ARF WOW October 2000: Loyalty / Accountability
- ARF March 2000: Initial results
from AdWorks2
- IIR Marketing Mix Modeling October 1999:
The first to consider advertising should be represented by more than just
GRPs.
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