Super Bowl XLVII might be 60-some hours into the books, but brands are still pushing their big-game-based initiatives via Twitter ads today.
Marketers for Super Bowl advertiser MiO have purchased the $120,000 Promoted Trend ad slot on the Twitter homepage's left-hand side, extending the brand's "ChangeStuff" campaign. And Tide, KIA Sports, GoPro and Adobe's Marketing Cloud are running Promoted Tweets—with left-over copy from the big game—for the hashtag "#NSD," which has been a trending topic throughout Wednesday due to scores of tweet chatter around college football's National Signing Day.
The Promoted Tweet examples underscore how brands have increasingly jumped on big news in real-time by bidding on Twitter hashtag terms—in a process that's much like how Google AdWords works. During the Super Bowl, Oreo made the biggest social media marketing splash of the night by running a Promoted Tweet combined with a clever Vine video around the Superdome blackout.
Check out today's Twitter ads:
See the #ChangeStuff Tweets at ChangeStuffMiO.com. Speaking of change … what would YOU change to make elevators less awkward?
— MiO Water Enhancer (@makeitmio) February 4, 2013
No stain is sacred. Watch it again: youtu.be/YoOfBVraMNw #MiracleStain
— Tide (@tide) February 4, 2013
Yes, puppies do arrive on Earth by parachute - po.st/fOGr2k#Answer4Everything #SpaceBabies
— Kia Motors America (@Kia) February 4, 2013
Check out our Super Bowl ad! The World's Most Versatile Camera brings you the world's coolest baby. ow.ly/hnBtH #SuperBowl #GoPro
— GoPro® (@GoPro) February 3, 2013
Even a monkey knows that you can track your #SuperBowlAds more precisely online than on TV. Spend wisely: bit.ly/Yv6B3i
— Marketing Cloud (@AdobeMktgCloud) February 3, 2013
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