Super Bowl is less than a month away. Despite a fall in ratings last year inventory sale rates for the world’s most premium sports event are reportedly sky-rocketing. The NFL showpiece event broadcaster CBS network is selling the 30-second inventory north of$5 million (approximately ₹ 36 crores). The competition between the brands for an ad slot during the Super Bowl broadcast is such that, according to report published in an Adweek Report, the network is left with a limited inventory – and that too in the second half of the game.
Irrespective of a 100-time higher price tag than the Indian Premier League (IPL), the Big Game inventory stays in high demand. The decline in broadcast numbers last year has little bearing on the demand and prices for the Super Bowl ad spots.
The following facts about Super Bowl 30 sec advertising spot’s premiums can put the exceptionally high slot rates in perspective.
> Super Bowl spot rate is 100 times higher than the peak IPL spot rate
> It is over 80-time higher than the ICC World Cup finals featuring India
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