Which Super Bowl Advertiser Is Generating The Most Twitter Buzz? [VISUALIZATION]
The Super Bowl is one of the most prestigious – and expensive – advertising opportunities available to brands. Last year, 46 minutes of ads were shown during the FOX telecast, and some $1.72 billion has been spent by advertisers on the Super Bowl in the past 10 years.
On Sunday, a 30-second ad spot will cost a heady $3.5 million. So, the big question is: what sort of buzz are marketers getting for their money?
Social monitoring firm Brandwatch have created a live, interactive website that tracks all the sponsors involved in Super Bowl 2012, presenting the results in an engaging visualization.
As the site explains:
Each football-playing worm represents a sponsor and the number displays the number of tweets made about that brand or their products over the last 28 days – the brand who’s worm has the ball is leading the charge!
Currently, Volkswagen leads the way, and by some distance, with almost...
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